Fighting Faulty Equipment

Depulping is necessary in washed processing, but damage in this stage threatens coffee's value.
by Rachel Northrop | November 2, 2016

The Farm’s Café

Finca Bella Vista builds connections between farm, café, and barista.
by Garrett Oden | October 24, 2016

Closer to a Living Wage

The coffee industry has long cared about improving farm workers’ lot. The next step is to guarantee them a living wage.
by Miguel Zamora | October 17, 2016

Coffee and Climate Change Primer

New report outlines impending effects of climate change.
by Cory Eldridge | October 11, 2016

A Matter of Tasting

Few farmers get the opportunity to taste their own coffee, inspiring efforts to increase access to roasting equipment at origin.
by Cory Eldridge | September 29, 2016

The Case for Naturals

It's not just preference that makes washed the processing method of choice for many producers.
by Andrea Allen | September 21, 2016

El Salvador in Wisconsin

World Barista Champion Alejandro Mendez's path to Wisconsin began more than twenty years ago.
by Kristine Hansen | September 6, 2016

Welcome, Myanmar

Improved trade sanctions are allowing the world to finally taste Myanmar's coffee.
by Ellie Bradley | September 1, 2016

Financing at Origin

The challenge of securing credit hinders growth for many farmers.
by Cory Eldridge | August 31, 2016

Do You Know Tim Hill?

Counter Culture's coffee buyer and quality manager shares his coffee journey.
by Cory Eldridge | August 18, 2016