Author: Eleonora Pace

Costa Rica Leads Neutral Carbon Coffee Production

Costa Rica Leads Neutral Carbon Coffee Production

In Central America carbon neutral coffee seems to be the new trend; three zero-emission coffee companies have their bases in Costa Rica, and the country has become top of an important change happening to preserve the environment, as reported by

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Nestlé Pays Starbucks And Joins Forces With Its Coffee Rival

Nestlé Pays Starbucks

Nestlé and Starbucks are expected to close an agreement by the end of 2018. It will allow Nestlé to sell coffee from the Starbucks brand. Nestlé will pay Starbucks $7.15bn (£5.28bn), and at least 500 Starbucks employees will work with

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3 Tips To Bear In Mind If You Want To Make Your Coffee Unforgettable

3 Tips To Bear In Mind If You Want To Make Your Coffee Unforgettable

It is important for baristas to know how to make their coffee unforgettable. Dr Christopher Hendon, assistant professor at the University of Oregon, has experimented in ways to improve coffee quality with a group of baristas. As reported by the

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Nestlè and Starbucks, a new global revolution?

Nestlè and Starbucks, a new global revolution?

Nestlé and Starbucks announced that Nestlé will pay Starbucks $7.15 billion for the right to market, sell and distribute Starbucks coffee globally outside Starbucks stores. Nestlé’s stronger distribution network will be used to expand Starbucks’ distribution, especially into Nestlé’s proprietary single-serve system (Nespresso

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Wheelys: A Green Coffee Business On The Road

Wheelys: A Green Coffee Business On The Road

What would you think if someone told you that they wanted to sell coffee on the road? Well, that is what Maria de la Croix decided to do in Sweden, and, in the process, gave birth to Wheelys, an organic

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Britain Surrenders To Coffee Charm

Britain Surrenders To Coffee Charm

It is well known that Britain has changed its nature, and has finally surrendered to coffee charm, but a few know the exact current number of British coffee drinkers. As reported by The Independent, the British Coffee Association has declared

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Costa Is Ready To Give Birth To A Chinese Coffee Culture

Whitbread intends to demerge Costa Coffee from its other activities and look at the impact Costa could have in China.

Whitbread intends to demerge Costa Coffee from its other activities and look at the impact Costa could have in China. As stated by the Financial Times, in fact, it seems that the company is ready to make a tea-drinking country

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Boston Tea Party: The First Coffee Chain To Banish Disposable Cups

the company will banish disposable cups in June, and take the lead in the green coffee revolution. Consumers are allowed to bring their own personal, and reusable cups, or buy a cup in the cafe.

The coffee chain Boston Tea Party will be the first chain in Britain to announce a definite ban on disposable cups. As stated by The Independent, the company will banish disposable cups in June, and take the lead in the

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Cupping: 4 Steps To Recognizing Good Coffee

Cupping: 4 Steps To Recognizing Good Coffee

It is becoming essential, to use a good quality coffee bean, to have a tasting session of brewed coffee. This is called “cupping” and it was a common industry practice in the United States in the 1800s. As reported by

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Budget Constraints Force Colombian Government To Stop Aid to Coffee Producers

The Colombian government will not be offering immediate subventions to coffee farmers due to budget constraints this year. This comes at a time when coffee producers are plagued with low prices and heavy rains, said the head of the Coffee Growers’ Federation.

The Colombian government will not be offering immediate subventions to coffee farmers due to budget constraints this year. This comes at a time when coffee producers are plagued with low prices and heavy rains, said the head of the

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