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The Consumer Product Safety Commission said Thursday that the cups can break when hot liquid is poured into them. No injuries have been reported in the U.S., but 20 incidents…

ing farms to towns aren’t yet being reconstructed while training and research facilities need to be rebuilt, Cardoso said. To boost production, Angola and Thai Hoa Viet Nam Group of…

Across central America, even as rains arrive, many coffee plantations contain only spindly, nearly defoliated bushes, the result of a blight known as coffee leaf rust whose devastation, so far,…

Tea Board of India chairman says the harvest may climb to 1.13 bn kilograms this year from 1.11 bn kilograms in 2012 Tea output in India, the world’s largest producer…

Srilanka’s Basilur was the chosen tea brand to be served at the VVIP enclosure at Wankhede stadium during the IPL matches recently. International tea brands may not be making money,…

Americans are also developing a taste for tea and the US fast food chains are taking advantage of this, said the North Eastern Tea Association quoting a Daily Mail report…

Oenophiles have long enjoyed visiting their favorite wine-growing regions. Now, coffee drinkers are getting into the act. Coffee tourism is growing, with java lovers traveling to coffee-growing regions to learn…

Starbucks’ head honchos in Hong Kong may have some explaining to do. After photos of a «Starbucks Only» water spout in a bathroom emerged on the web, many customers questioned…

How far can Melbourne’s coffee obsession go? We haven’t seen anything yet if the number of people prepared to pay top dollar for their caffeine fix is any guide. All…

Melburnians may be obsessed with coffee but the hometown advantage was not enough for St Ali’s Matt Perger to be crowned the World Barista Champion. Instead, Pete Licata from Kansas…