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Column: Is the Specialty Coffee Sector Falling Behind on the Environment?

I have worked in the specialty coffee trade for over a decade and, like many people in the industry, I believed for much of that time that specialty coffee was sustainable. I believed that if highe…

Start-ups set out to make coffee more sustainable

It’s more than just a drink: companies are finding ways to process spent grounds and other waste into useful products

The secret to perfect coffee isn't just what tool you use to brew it | Technology

A team of researchers at the University of Oregon recently published a study revealing how to grind beans in a way that is more efficient and that produces | Technology

Coffee drinkers consume 657 cups a year - but don't know how it is produced

Seven in 10 say it is important they have at least one mug of coffee a day - but 4% believe it is farmed in the UK, research has found

Can coffee farmers really benefit from carbon credit schemes?

Cafédirect spearheaded the movement in the mid 2000s – but are carbon credit schemes still effective?

How is decaf coffee made? And is it really caffeine-free?

"Most decaf coffee is made using solvent-based methods as it's the cheapest process"

Starbucks develops coffee seeds that can withstand climate change effects

Starbucks-developed seeds of arabica, which accounts for 70% of global coffee production, are cultivated to resist diseases

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