This month features various stories from the coffee world. From new coffee discoveries to business expansions, there’s much to learn.
- BTS V’s favorite coffee now in the Philippines (Philippines)
BTS member V's favorite coffee, the 'Mango Banana Coffee,' has launched in the Philippines. This unique drink is expected to attract fans and coffee enthusiasts alike. Its introduction may boost local coffee culture and sales, especially among younger consumers.
- Kerala High Court seeks state reply on Indian Coffee House hiring row (India)
The Kerala High Court has requested a response from the state government regarding a hiring dispute at the Indian Coffee House. The petition claims recruitment norms were ignored, impacting employment practices in the coffee sector. This case could influence hiring standards in similar establishments across India.
- This coffee shop is leaving Bearden but not Knoxville (United States)
Intrepid Nitro Coffee and Tea Bar is closing its Bearden location in Knoxville on August 16. However, the shop will continue operating at its other Knoxville location, ensuring loyal customers can still enjoy their nitro coffee. This closure reflects the challenges faced by small coffee businesses in competitive markets.
- This Burlington café was named Vermont's best coffee shop (United States)
Onyx Tonics in Burlington has been recognized as Vermont's best coffee shop by a food website. This accolade highlights the growing coffee culture in the region and may attract more visitors and coffee lovers. Recognition like this can boost local businesses and encourage quality standards in coffee service.
- Scientists discover new 'coffee frog' species in Costa Rica (Costa Rica)
A new species of frog, dubbed the 'coffee frog,' has been discovered in Costa Rica's coffee plantations. This nocturnal species thrives in these environments but faces threats from agricultural chemicals. Understanding such species is crucial for promoting biodiversity and sustainable coffee farming practices.
- India's arabica coffee crop may be hit by deficit rain, pest attack (India)
India's arabica coffee crop is at risk due to significant rainfall deficits and pest infestations. This could lead to lower yields and affect coffee prices globally. Coffee professionals should monitor these developments as they may impact supply chains and market stability.
- Florida 7 Brew drive-thru coffee plans proposed for Vero Beach (United States)
7 Brew is planning to open its third drive-thru coffee shop in Vero Beach, Florida. This expansion reflects the growing demand for convenient coffee options in the area. Such developments can reshape local coffee consumption habits and competition among coffee shops.
- Think you've had Vietnamese coffee? Cà Phê's owner wants you to think again. (United States)
Cà Phê, a Vietnamese coffee shop in Westminster, is introducing a new roaster using robusta beans instead of the more common arabica. This initiative aims to provide a more authentic Vietnamese coffee experience. It highlights the importance of bean selection in coffee quality and consumer preferences.
