Not-for-profit TechnoServe and Partnerships for Forests have released a guide which provides information on Ethiopia’s Arabica coffee and the wild forests and semi-forests where these coffee beans are grown.
La Marzocco Home to air fifth episode of Coffee Encounters
Available on Youtube from 5pm AEST on 9 July, espresso machine manufacturer La Marzocco will air its fifth episode of Coffee Encounters, a show about coffee, food, and lifestyle, combined with La Marzocco’s history.
Vitasoy launches creamy new Cafe for Baristas Almond Milk formulation
Leading plant-based milk brand Vitasoy Australia has announced the launch of its reformulated Cafe for Baristas Almond Milk. Read more
Nomad Coffee Group appoints first Sustainability Manager
Specialty coffee brand collection Nomad Coffee Group has appointed Nick Percy as its first ever Sustainability Manager. Read more
Ima Coffee Petroncini on tailoring green coffee processing plant solutions
Green coffee handling and roasting manufacturer Ima Coffee Petroncini tailors sustainable solutions to its customers for reception, storage, and handling systems across the roasting process.
Indigenous-owned coffee brand Dhuwa now available at Woolworths
Roasted in partnership with Griffiths Bros Coffee Roasters, Indigenous-owned label Dhuwa is now sold at select Woolworths stores.
Wacaco releases new Picopresso portable espresso brewer
Portable coffee maker manufacturer Wacaco has released its most compact, travel friendly espresso machine, the Picopresso. Read more
Choose the world you want this Fairtrade Fortnight
Held from 6 to 19 of August, Fairtrade Fortnight is an annual campaign by Fairtrade Australia and New Zealand designed to raise awareness, celebrate, and promote Fairtrade products.
Six leading coffee companies share sustainable progress in GCP report
JDE Peet’s, Melitta Group, Nestlé, Strauss Coffee, Supracafé, and Tesco have shared their progress with sustainability in the new Global Coffee Platform (GCP) Snapshot 2019 & 2020 report.
COVID-19 will cause severe coffee production crisis: Study
A study led by American based Rutgers University has predicted that COVID-19’s socio-economic effects will likely cause a severe production crisis within the coffee industry.