Author: Alfredo Santaniello

The African Position in The Global Coffee Market

The ICO estimates that global coffee demand will increase by 10.5 million tons of coffee by 2020. The global situation is benefiting the African market. Learn more…

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10 African Coffee Brands That Are a Hit

The coffee market is also growing strongly in Africa: ten African brands are making huge profits, and the first four are exported all over the world.

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Bioplastic Coffee Capsules: the Packaging of the Future?

An Italian factory invents biodegradable pods that degrade in just 50 days, an invention that could revolutionize the packaging world.

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How Do You Choose a Good Coffee Grinder?

At the moment there is no perfect coffee grinder, there is only the right one to satisfy your tastes in preparing the type of coffee you prefer to drink.

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The New World Coffee Order

In the New World Coffee Order, import and export operators become ambassadors of origin, improving the relationship of brands with the communities and the quality of the growing coffee.

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From Colombia a Special Taste Experience

A good idea to meet the needs of customer tastes comes from Colombia, it is Barrique Rum Fermentation, the fermented coffee inside Rum barrels, a very particular way of processing green coffee.

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A Robot Barista Debuted in Tokyo

In Tokyo’s Shibuya district, a robot barista makes a coffee at Henn-na Cafe. As reported by newsobserver.com, to order a coffee, the customer must buy a ticket at a vending machine. The price of a cup of coffee is ¥ 320

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Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz Announced He Would Hire 10,000 Refugees

After President Trump’s temporary travel ban and suspension of America’ s refugee program, Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz announced he would hire 10,000 refugees over the next five years. According to ansa.it , Schultz said that recruitment would cover shops around the world, beginning

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