TechnoServe and Partnerships for Forests has released Ethiopia’s Forest Coffee: An Illustrated Guide unburying the country’s hidden coffee treasures. Read more
Ensuring your coffee packaging stands out from the crowd
Cama Group uses its decades of experience to offer flexible and efficient single serve secondary packaging solutions to the global coffee industry to make sure their coffee packaging stands out. Read more
GreenLution closes the loop on coffee capsules
Säntis, Wipf, and Optima have combined their expertise in single serve coffee packaging to develop the sustainable and ecological GreenLution Future Capsule System. Read more
Global Coffee Platform creating a true snapshot of sustainability
In its latest Snapshot report, Global Coffee Platform explores the increasing sustainable coffee purchases made by six leading coffee companies and explains why transparency on demand is helping to encourage sustainable change.
Agroforestry steps into the light
Agroforestry has been used by coffee farmers throughout history and now could be a solution to one of the industry’s largest and most time-sensitive issues.
Seeds for Progress combating child labour with free education
Global Coffee Report investigates how Seeds for Progress is providing free education during harvest to combat child labour in Nicaragua and Guatemala’s coffee industry. Read more
Melbourne welcomes back World Coffee Championships in 2022
The international coffee community will once again descend on Melbourne as the city hosts the World Coffee Championships in 2022.
Franke focused on Asia
Franke Coffee Systems is actively evolving in one of the world’s most desirable trade regions. Announcing Master Distributor licences in both Japan and China, the Swiss manufacturer is continuing to delve into local needs and trending consumer demands in Asia.
AirXCoffee on its Bio-Composite line made of coffee grounds
Vietnamese sustainable manufacturer AirXCoffee has replaced single-use plastics with a material abundant: coffee grounds. GCR explores how.
Could the rediscovered coffee species Coffea stenophylla be the next arabica?
The rediscovered coffee species Coffea stenophylla, with a flavour quality that matches Arabica, could provide an important resource for the development of climate-resilient coffee crop plants. Read more