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Tag Archives: Coffee industry
Book Review – Cheap coffee: Behind the curtain of the global coffee trade
If you choose to read one publication about coffee this year, I suggest it is the new book by Karl Wienhold called ‘Cheap Coffee: Behind the Curtain of the Global Coffee Trade’. This book provides an overview of how and … Continue reading
Coffee, Coronavirus and keeping up with a changing world
Several times over the last few weeks I have started to write a blog post, but I’ve never been able to finish it, the world keeps changing at a rapid pace. Many countries around the world are dealing with the … Continue reading
Examining sustainability risks in Indonesia-UK coffee supply chains
The global coffee industry faces a number of sustainability risks from price volatility, and supply of labour to climate change and changing prevalence of pests and disease. The challenges it faces are complex, with adjustments to supply chains shaped by … Continue reading
Posted in circular economy, coffee culture, Coffee Growing, Coffee industry, Economic Impact, Indonesia, research, Specialty Coffee, Sustainability
Tagged coffee farming, Coffee industry, design thinking, hackathon, Indonesia, Specialty Coffee, stakeholder dialogue, supply chain, Sustainability, UK
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Book Review – Coffee: From Bean to Barista by Robert Thurston
I had a bit of time over the holidays to catch up on some of the latest coffee related books. I’d actually forgotten I’d pre-ordered this one so it was a nice surprise just before Christmas. I learnt about the … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Cafe Culture, Coffee, Coffee Growing, Coffee industry, General
Tagged Book, book review, caffeine, coffee, coffee beans, coffee farmer, Coffee industry, coffee reading, coffee roastery, health
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Book Review: The Devils Cup by Stewart Lee Allen
If you’re interested in the history of coffee and you like reading travelogues, then this book may interest you. I’ve recently been trying to read more around the history of coffee more generally, and a reference from another book led … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Cafe Culture, coffee culture, Coffee industry
Tagged book review, coffee, Coffee industry, devils cup, reading, travel
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Considering the Coffee Free House
Recently I’ve had some time to catch up on various coffee related reading and videos. European Coffee Trip published an interview with Jeremy Challender, who is well known for his role in Prufrock Coffee in London (and now Barista Hustle). … Continue reading
Posted in Cafe Culture, Cafe types, Coffee, coffee culture, High Streets, Roasters, Sustainability, UK, Videos
Tagged appreciable difference, business sustainability, coffee, Coffee industry, coffee market, Coffee Roaster, European coffee trip, gentrification, London, multi-roaster cafe, Nordic Roasters Forum, Prufrock, rental costs, Specialty Coffee, Video, Youtube
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Future gazing for coffee shops: changing trends
Much of my work explores the past and present of the coffee and coffee shop industries, investigating changing trends in the industry and how this impacts consumers and communities. I’m often asked to consider what the future of the coffee … Continue reading
Posted in Cafe Culture, Coffee, Commentaries, Consumers, Innovation, Roasters, Specialty Coffee, UK
Tagged business, Capitalism, coffee, Coffee industry, coffee roasting, flat white, Future gazing, Innovation, James Hoffman, Jim seven, London, Monmouth Coffee, Predictions, Specialty Coffee, Square Mile Coffee Roasters
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Book Review: Coffee for one by K J Fallon
While there has been growth and change in our coffee consumption out of the home in coffee shops as they have become staple features of the daily lives of many people across the globe, the patterns in coffee consumption at … Continue reading
Considering the future of coffee – ICO launches ‘Coffee Development Report 2019’
Much of the recent discussion in the mainstream media related to coffee has been about the ‘coffee crisis’, the historic low of coffee prices, and the impact this is having on the livelihoods of coffee farmers around the world (Alameida, … Continue reading →