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Coffee exports from Ecuador, South America’s second-biggest producer of robusta beans, dropped 15 percent to 122,650 bags in October, the National Coffee Council said today. The shipments declined from 143,992…

It isn’t very often a ceramic coffee mug is recalled, but “Homer’s All-Purpose Bucket” mug sold at The Home Depot since October could pose a fire hazard.  The U.S. Consumer…

Ethical Coffee Co., a Swiss maker of Nespresso-compatible coffee capsules, plans to introduce its first coffee machine as Chief Executive Officer Jean-Paul Gaillard steps up competition against his former employer.…

Record coffee harvests in Brazil, the biggest grower, are compounding a global glut of arabica used by Starbucks Corp. (SBUX) and Dunkin’ Donuts Inc. Brazilian farmers will reap 50.8 million…

The north-eastern Indian state of Assam is renowned for its tea — the backbone of its economy. The traditions of the old estates, including hand-picking, make the tea expensive. But…

Arabica-coffee futures fell, capping the second straight monthly drop, on forecasts for higher production in Brazil, the world’s top producer, and Colombia, the second-biggest. Orange juice slid, and cocoa and…

In a bid to ensure quality and protect the image of India tea globally, the Tea Board of India Thursday said no tea can be exported from or imported into…

For the first time Australians are drinking more coffee than tea, a new report has found. The BIS Foodservices Coffee and Beverages 2012 report found Aussies have purchased more units…

COFFEE supply at the Moshi Exchange increased to 30,957 bags during last week’s trading session, up from the 28,497 bags of the previous auction, because of a significant rise in…

Vietnam’s coffee export market slowed on Tuesday as exporters sought to sell on par with London futures and buyers did not rush as their stocks were high, partly boosted by…