Coffee People Zine Exclusively Features Black Creators
Coffee People Zine’s 10th issue features work exclusively by Black artists in and around the coffee industry, including a hired Executive Editor, Korie Pickett (KP).
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Touchless Menus Are Here to Stay
Finding contactless touchpoints is essential for business owners who want to reduce possible sources of infection, and focus on keeping their customers safe and employees healthy.
Getchusomegear & Seattle Coffee Gear Team Up
Seattle Coffee Gear is partnering with Getchusomegear to direct $50,000 toward marginalized communities.
New Cafe for Blip Roasters
Blip Roasters in Kansas City, Missouri, opened a new café and roasting space in the West Bottoms neighborhood.
Glitter Cat Presents Digital Competition for Fall 2020
Photo from previous event courtesy of Glitter Cat Glitter Cat, the competition training program for marginalized coffee professionals, announces DiGiTiTiON, a socially distanced digital competition in six categories. In the wake of an effectively cancelled 2021 U.S. Coffee Championships season, Glitter Cat will host a digital competition, or DiGiTiTiON, for BIPOC, LGBTQIAP+, womxn, and disabled … Continue reading Glitter Cat Presents Digital Competition for Fall 2020
Why Oatly Is Making Headlines
Oatly is receiving pushback from customers after the company sold a 10% stake in July to private equity firm, Blackstone Group, to fund their international expansion.
Food 4 Farmers and Grow Ahead Partner Up
Food 4 Farmers and Grow Ahead, a crowdfunding platform supporting small-scale farmers addressing climate change, are partnering with Indigenous and women-led farming cooperatives in a new initiative.
Employees From Spyhouse Coffee Organize
About 30 employees from Twin Cities, Minnesota’s Spyhouse Coffee informed its owner, Christian Johnson, that they are starting a union.
FRINJ Coffee Expands Regenerative Agriculture Research
FRINJ Coffee is working with the Gaviota Coast Conservancy and White Buffalo Land Trust for research efforts into how to incorporate regenerative agriculture farming practices in coffee crops.
Making Coffee History: Yemenia
Qima Coffee made a historic announcement last week with the discovery of Yemenia, a new genetic mother population of arabica.