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Spent Coffee Grounds as Biochar Could Treat Toxic Gas
12+ hour, 45+ min ago (463+ words) Daily Coffee News Staff | July 27, 2026 Spent coffee grounds may have another industrial use beyond filtering water, reducing plastic in plastic wrap, improving cucumbers or strengthening concrete. A recent study in the journal Biochar says they could be converted into a…...
Session Room Brings Equipment, Training and Coffee Together in Portland
12+ hour, 47+ min ago (507+ words) Howard Bryman | July 27, 2026 A new Portland, Oregon, showroom and training space called Session Room is bringing specialty coffee equipment demonstrations, in-person education and fresh roasts under one roof. Located in two connected rooms at the front of roasting company Roseline…...
This is How You Get Coffee Shoppers to Follow Through on Ethical Purchasing
3+ day, 9+ hour ago (407+ words) Daily Coffee News Staff | July 24, 2026 According to an oft-cited United Nations estimate, 40% of consumers say they’re willing to buy ethically produced goods, but only 4% actually do. Nearly two decades after that figure was first published, surveys show the pattern is…...
Weekly Coffee News: New IWCA Chapters + Plastic in Retail Agreement
3+ day, 10+ hour ago (705+ words) Daily Coffee News Staff | July 24, 2026 Welcome to DCN’s Weekly Coffee News! Subscribe here for all the latest coffee industry news. Also, check out the latest career opportunities at CoffeeIndustryJobs.com. IWCA Global Adds Three New Chapters The International Women’s Coffee…...
Can Regenerative Coffee Farming Deliver Living Incomes? It Depends, Analysis Shows
4+ day, 7+ hour ago (570+ words) Nick Brown | July 23, 2026 Two of coffee’s biggest sustainability concepts — regenerative agriculture and living income for farmers — have been gaining traction in parallel in recent years. A new paper from the nonprofits TechnoServe and Sustainable Food Lab brings those ideas together,…...
Bootstrapping BrootLegg Extracts Launches High-Pressure Cold Brew Production
4+ day, 10+ hour ago (612+ words) Howard Bryman | July 23, 2026 Columbus, Ohio-based BrootLegg Extracts has launched business-to-business cold brew production services using equipment of its own design. The company is also showcasing its capabilities through a house line of ready-to-drink (RTD) bottled cold brews. Inspired partly by…...
EUDR Provides Massive Challenge to the Vital Honduras Coffee Sector
5+ day, 6+ hour ago (1451+ words) Sandra Weiss | July 22, 2026 Coffee farmer Gonzalo López, aged 54, from Concepción de Soluteca, has raised and educated his children and grandchildren thanks to coffee. Image by Sandra Weiss. Reinerio Zepeda is 88 and for almost a century has made his living from…...
A Second Camellia Coffee Roasters Cafe Blooms in Northern California
5+ day, 10+ hour ago (408+ words) Howard Bryman | July 22, 2026 The new Camellia Coffee Roasters cafe in Davis, California. All images courtesy of Camellia Coffee Roasters. The floral pink tile of Camellia Coffee Roasters has spread in Northern California with the opening of the Sacramento-based company’s second…...
Three Questions with Deandra Gauci of Coffee&strangers in Malta
5+ day, 9+ hour ago (525+ words) Jen Roberts | July 22, 2026 When educator and Coffee&strangers founder Deandra Gauci opened her first espresso bar in Sliema, Malta, in 2022, many of her early guests were literally strangers to specialty coffee. Some came in simply asking for Coca-Cola, while others…...
Study Links Filter Coffee to Lower Blood Sugar via the Gut
6+ day, 6+ hour ago (422+ words) Daily Coffee News Staff | July 21, 2026 A recent genetic analysis has identified a biological pathway that may explain why filter coffee, in particular, may be associated with lower blood sugar levels. The study — first published last December but corrected May 7 in…...