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Prices at the Mombasa Tea auction have dropped by 34.7 per cent for the last five months, Kenya Tea Development Agency (KTDA) has said.  It is feared the fall in…

Coffee production in the country is expected to decline this year due to heavy rains, Parliament was informed today. «Yes, Sir,» Minister of State for Commerce and Industry E M…

Robusta coffee fell to a one-week low in London as farmers in Vietnam, the world’s largest producer of the robusta variety, increase sales before Tet, the festival that marks the…

Buyers of Keurig’s one-cup brewing systems have wandering eyes, and the company is appealing to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit to keep one Lincoln-based roaster’s coffee…

World of Coffee, Rimini Fiera, 10th-12th June 2014 The greatest baristas on the planet will congregate in Rimini next June when the Speciality Coffee Association of Europe (SCAE), together with…

Coffee crop is said to be introduced in the Kilimanjaro region by the British colonialists in the 1920s leading to the formation of the Kilimanjaro planters Association in those years.…

Scientists have come upon two magic words capable of making consumers believe a plain old cup of coffee tastes better and should be more expensive: «eco-friendly.» In a series of…

The Grand Charity Tea Auction organized by the Guwahati Tea Auction Centre witnessed massive participation from both big and small tea companies with around 27,000 kg of tea being auctioned…

India exported 39,800 tonnes of coffee in October and November this year as against 30,859 tonnes in same period last year. India’s coffee exports have registered an impressive 29% rise…

Producers of Colombia’s prestigious arabica coffees, renowned as some of the world’s finest, have balked at proposals they consider growing cheaper, more astringent-tasting robusta beans to boost income and cope…