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After a survey found that many java drinkers are baffled by terms such as latte, mocha, venti and grande, Debenhams adopts ‘plain English’ for its cafe menus. What we’ve got…

Robustas from Vietnam changed hands at discounts to London futures this week as its harvest progressed while tight supply and sporadic demand from exporters kept Indonesian beans at premiums for…

Coffee fans are tightening their purse strings and consuming the beverage at home rather than paying marked-up coffee shop prices as the economic crisis continues to bite. In response, leading…

Burundi’s tea export revenues rose 11 percent in the first nine months of 2012 to the end September compared with the same period in 2011, helped by high sales volumes…

Coffee fell in London and New York on signs of ample supplies. Cocoa and sugar gained. Arabica coffee bean inventories in warehouses monitored by the ICE Futures U.S. exchange in…

Two generators are humming at Pushcart Coffee in New York City’s Gramercy neighborhood. One is powering lights inside the unpretentious, pleasant, roughly 700-square-foot space, by which the shop’s counter persons…

McDonalds wants a corner of the Canadian coffee market. The fast food giant best known for its Big Macs and Happy Meals is taking on the competition in a country…

The Ethiopian Coffee Exporters Association (ECEA) said an international conference on coffee would be held from November 8-9, 2012 here under the theme “Ethiopian Coffee Export Conference: Strengthening the Legacy…

Coffee producing areas in Brazil, the biggest grower of the bean, will have more rain in the coming weeks, which should benefit crop development, weather consulting company Somar Meteoreologia said.…

To have one among the seven highly specialised global coffee roasteries Tata Coffee, the Bangalore-based publicly-held coffee bean supplier, is set to storm into the closely-knit roasteries group of Starbucks.…