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Colombia, the second-largest producer of Arabica coffee beans, may produce a smaller crop than last year because of heavy rainfall. The harvest may be 7.5 million to 7.8 million bags…

Robert P. Stiller, founder and chairman of Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Inc. (GMCR), sold $66.3 million of his stock before it plunged the most in four months on news that…

Coffee growers in Vietnam, the world’s largest producer of robusta beans, sold about 60 percent of the current season’s crop, according to Volcafe, a unit of commodities trader ED&F Man…

Demand for robusta coffee used mostly in instant-drink mixes jumped 5 percent in the past year, spurred by emerging markets, according to Tristao Cia. de Comercio Exterior, an exporter and…

Uganda is projecting lower earnings from coffee exports despite a 3.1 per cent surge in production as the international coffee market braces for an anticipated bumper crop in Brazil. Production…

Bowing to consumers’ environmental concerns, McDonald’s Corp. is testing paper coffee cups in 2,000 West Coast restaurants. The move comes in the wake of a shareholder resolution asking the burger…

Arabica coffee may rise as much as 24 percent on low stockpiles and a production shortfall in Colombia, according to a fund manager at Vontobel Asset Management Inc. Arabica coffee…

North American Grocery Company to Retain Iconic Kraft Foods Name Name Changes to Become Effective upon Separation before End of 2012 NORTHFIELD, Ill., March 21, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — Kraft Foods…

The Starbucks siren is about to butt heads with the Red Bull. Eager to dip its influential — if not omnipresent — cup into the $8 billion energy drink category,…

It’s not the natural environment but the anti-business environment that Rhode Island restaurant owners say they protest. So when a hundred people gathered Wednesday to oppose a proposed tax hike…