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Promotion and marketing vital to win global fame, specialists say Coffee or tea? That is the question diners are often asked. Many Westerners are likely to choose coffee, while Chinese…

Coffee futures tumbled to the lowest in more than three years as inventories climbed in Europe and the U.S., the world’s leading consumers, fueling concern that supplies will overwhelm demand.…

AN 18th century silver Rococo coffee pot is expected to become the most valuable piece of English silver ever sold at auction when it goes up for sale in July,…

The International Coffee Organisation has published a report on the outbreak of coffee leaf rust in Central America. The report estimates the outbreak has cost the region about $500 million…

Coffee stakeholders are working on strategies to enhance the industry competitiveness by expanding the market share locally and internationally. The key strategy involves merging of primary coffee societies into giant…

Millions of dollars and a massive re-planting effort later, this Andean nation is showing signs of recovery just as its neighbors to the North are being slammed by the blight.…

Boutiques spur huge demand for Darjeeling tea in China. China, usually a supplier of cheap goods, has given an unexpected shot in the arm to Darjeeling tea, with large orders…

In the shadow of a giant Chinese character for «tea» written in live cypress trees, enthusiasts gather once every three years in Japan to talk about one of the world’s…

Robusta coffee fell in London as rainfall in growing regions of Vietnam, the world’s largest producer of the robusta variety, eased concerns a drought earlier this year would cut output.…

India’s tea and coffee planters are at war over which is the national drink – with the government reluctant to back either one for fear of sabotaging the other. For…