MILAN – Coffee futures prices fell sharply on Thursday after reaching new highs on both markets. In London, the most traded contract for July lost ground on profit-taking, after climbing to a new all-time high of $4,292, and ended the day at $4,062, down $133 from the previous session. July Arabica coffee in New York lost 925 points and settled at 231.10 cents per lb, its highest since February 2022 at 245.40 cents.
A stronger dollar sparked long liquidation in coffee futures...
LOS ANGELES, USA – Spinn, the pioneer in innovative centrifugal coffee brewing technology, announces the launch of its highly anticipated next-generation espresso maker, Spinn...
AMSTERDAM, The Netherlands – JDE Peet’s has expanded its global effort to combat coffee-related deforestation by signing three Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) with Peru,...
ROCKVILLE, Md., USA – Mayorga Coffee is proud to announce that Eduardo Choza, the company's Director of Coffee, has been crowned the United States...
COPENHAGEN, Denmark – Large fluctuations in the world market prices are a major additional psychological burden for the farmers who grow the coffee. This...
OMAHA, USA – Scooter’s Coffee, one of the nation’s fastest growing drive-thru coffee franchise companies, was ranked first among coffee companies—nearly 30 spots ahead...
BONN, Germany – In order to support companies and help them thrive in the context of strengthening expectations and laws on Human Rights and Environmental Due Diligence (HREDD), Fairtrade...
HELSINKI, Finland – Paulig’s venture arm, PINC, is investing in the Swedish agtech startup OlsAro. The startup is developing new wheat varieties resilient to...