Goodall, Green Mountain Coffee, go to aid of Gombe chimps Primate researcher Jane Goodall was in Boston to unveil of Tanzanian Gombe Reserve Coffee, which she will endorse with a ‘Good for All’ in hope of helping save habitats critical to the survival of endangered chimps.
Monkey-picked coffee on sale in Vancouver Vancouver's 49th Parallel Coffee Roasters have enlisted the aid of some unlikely workers in Southern India to help harvest the best coffee beans -- rhesus macaque monkeys.
Starbucks Brews Up Changes Starbucks serves up its new blend - Pike Place Roast - as part of its recent reinvention. Will all all of Howard Schultz's hard work pay off?
Northeast's Premier Baristas take Best "Shot" at SCAA Regional Title Elite baristas will demonstrate their expertise on the espresso machine while competing to become the region’s best during the Northeast Regional Barista Competition – hosted by Gimme! Coffee – April 11, 12 in Ithaca, N.Y.
Coffee shops booming in Germany Germany's most consumed beverage is suprisingly coffee! The high number of coffee shops popping up everywhere is a sure sign of the same.
Fair trade in the coffee business Blackstar Roasters is sourcing organic beans for each of its six single-origin coffees and two blends from Fairtrade-certified growers and wholesalers.
Rising coffee prices force tough choices The rise in cost of goods is squeezing small coffee retailers who now pay more for goods and services -- from milk to linen service and paper goods -- while feeling pressured to hold steady what they charge consumers.
In pursuit of the 'God shot' Determined to make perfect espressos at home, Tim Hayward squandered absurd amounts of time and money on gadgetry most of us have never heard of, only to produce cup after cup of average coffee.
Starbucks going back to grinding beans Starbucks announces some major changes, including purchase of Clover company, as a part of their upgrade in specialty coffee market. Will Mr. Schulz's bold statement "You won't be able to find a fresher cup of coffee on the planet." really stand up?