Fionn Pooler

Kenya's coffee sector is in chaos, Lavazza isn't happy with the EU's deforestation law, and how to find a €1 espresso in Paris.

Yemeni coffee, how deforestation laws will impact farmers, and an unsuccessful decertification campaign—coffee news for the week of July 31.

More unions, more private equity — here's all the coffee news you need to know for the week of July 24th.

No more flat whites? Inflation, new markets, and say goodbye to wasps. Here's all the coffee news you need for the week of July 17th!

Marmalade sandwiches, a frozen Fair Trade price, and a lethal dose of coffee—here's news from the coffee world for the week of July 10th.

Sometimes, the experience of drinking coffee is worth more than the caffeine. This and more coffee news for the week of July 3rd.

Could you be Peet’s new Chief Cold Brew Officer? Plus, we’re getting closer to naturally-decaffeinated coffee, and unionized Nestlé workers in New Jersey are rallying to keep their factory open. ‘Coffee Research Group Progresses on Naturally…

Starbucks allegedly removes Pride decor, plus a new traceability service and another coffee acquisitions. Here's the news for June 19th.

Colectivo ratifies a contract, California cannabis businesses look to Amsterdam, and NLRB: 16; Starbucks: 1. The coffee news you need to know for the week of June 12th.

Have sustainability initiatives been beneficial for coffee farmers? Farmers and consumers disagree. Here's the news for the week of June 5th.