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And the Oscar goes to: whichever film features more coffee? SCA makes changes and importing trends—here's the news for the week of March 11th.

Big unions wins! Plus, weather patterns harm coffee production in Indonesia and coffee pulp might heal wounds—here's the news for the week of March 4.

Kenya produces some of the world's best coffees, but consumption within the country remains low. Wangeci Gitata-Kiriga of Revolutionary Coffee wants to change that.

Lots of regulations, lots of union news. Here's everything you need to know in the coffee world for the week of February 26th.

Grab your VR headset—it's gonna make drinking coffee real weird. This and more: here's coffee news for the week of February 19th.

Decaf coffee has come a long way over the last one hundred years, but can it join the third wave?

A hot cup of spite, rising robusta prices, and a Starbucks barista competition—except without unionized baristas. News for the week of Feb. 12th.

What Ironman thinks about coffee and new insights on green coffee prices—here's the news for the week of February 5th.

While often seen as the enemy, many insects and animals actively create healthy ecosystems where coffee can thrive.

Are oat milk surcharges discriminatory? A lawsuit filed against Dunkin’ thinks so. Plus, the most complete coffee genome sequencing yet, and an alternative to cold brew pasteurization. ‘All Arabica Coffee is Genetically Similar: How…