Category: Coffee Organisations and people
Despite the challenges posed by Hurricane Ida’s impact on the city two weeks ago, the SCA has decided to proceed with the Expo, scheduled for later this month. Ida …
Bartalks has been unofficially informed that World Coffee Research is planning to shutter their Global Monitoring Programme of On-Farm Technical Trials following an external audit. Sources involved with the …
Starbucks employees from three stores in Buffalo, New York filed petitions with the National Labour Relations Board (NLRB) at the start of the week, requesting for a vote on …
For the first time, Australian kitchen appliance brand Breville surpassed AUD $1 billion (US $714m) in sales. Contrary to many other businesses, Breville greatly benefited from the drastic change …
Starbucks received a tax credit in the UK of £4.4 million, even though their US parent company made a profit of $1.2 billion (£870 million). The company claimed that …
The International Women’s Coffee Alliance (IWCA) has named Dr. Sarada Krishnan as the new Executive Director. Krishnan has an extensive background in coffee research and cultivation that includes a Bachelor …
The Rainforest Alliance announced that Santiago Gowland has joined the organization as Chief Executive Officer. Gowland previously served as Executive Vice President for Latin America and Global Innovation at …
Wim Abbing, CEO of PROBAT, has accepted an offer to join as a new member of the board of directors of the National Coffee Association of U.S.A.,
Illycaffè announced that Jack Edwards will join the company as President of North America, effective April 19. Edwards is a seasoned executive who spent nearly two decades with Diageo, a leader …
Demetria announced today that Oswaldo Aranha Neto is joining the company
The UK Government cracks down on paper cup waste as single-use paper cups with plastic inner lining is on the rise due to Covid restrictions
Starbucks set its 2030 goals to achieve carbon-neutral green coffee and conserve water usage in green coffee processing by 50%.
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