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South Korean chains to save 21 million paper cups in switching to mugs
Around 900 shops of three major coffee chains in South Korea will only serve coffee inside their coffee houses in...
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Clinton aide appointed as managing director of Starbucks UK: reports
Kris Engskov has been appointed as the new head of Starbucks UK and Ireland operations, according to a Guardian news...
Read moreDetailsCameroon reports drop in Arabica exports
Crop damage due to rain is said to be the cause of of a 34 per cent drop in Arabica...
Read moreDetailsStarbucks to expand role in Chinese coffee
Starbucks has announced it will launch a joint venture into south China that will give it control over production and...
Read moreDetailsMcDonalds apologises to Australians for its poor coffee
In an uncharacteristic admission to Australian coffee consumers, on 1 June, McDonalds apologised for their poor quality coffee. The global...
Read moreDetailsPROBAT equips new coffee processing plant in Russia
One of the world leaders in coffee roasting machines and plants, PROBAT, has recently brought a new state of the...
Read moreDetailsUganda coffee exports jump 58 per cent
Uganda’s coffee exports have risen 58 per cent because of a good harvest and the weakening local currency, according to...
Read moreDetailsNespresso on track to reduce carbon emissions
Nespresso has confirmed it’s on target to reduce its carbon emissions by 20 per cent and to recycle the majority...
Read moreDetailsRecord high coffee exports hit domestic stocks
Rising coffee prices on the international market have boosted exports to coffee producing countries over the past year, however according...
Read moreDetailsCoffee exports on the rise for Vietnam.
During the first half of this year, Vietnam exported 913,000 tonnes of coffee, earning $2 billion in turnover, according to...
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