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Mapping the Past to Model the Future: Exploring the Potential Effects of Climate Change on Coffee Flavor in Veracruz, Mexico | 25, Issue 22

For her master's degree, environmental science researcher LORENA PIEDRA CASTILLO set out to model how climate change could affect coffee flavor, in the hope of providing coffee growers with valuable information to develop strategies to ensure the continued availability of high-quality coffee in Veracruz state, Mexico in the future. 

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The Grounds for Sharing: A Comprehensive Analysis of Value Distribution in the Coffee Industry | 25, Issue 22

Senior Program Manager for Coffee at IDH, the Sustainable Trade Initiative, METTE-MARIE HANSEN shares key insights from the recently published report, The Grounds for Sharing. The report was commissioned by the Global Coffee Platform, IDH, and Solidaridad and traces how value for coffees sold in the German retail sector is created and distributed along supply chains.

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How Sweet Coffee Tastes! Towards an Understanding of Coffee Sweetness | 25, Issue 22

Researchers Dr. NANCY CORDOBA and Dr. DEVIN PETERSON, joined by PETER GIULIANO, share early results of a multi-year Coffee Science Foundation research project, undertaken at the Flavor Research and Education Center at Ohio State University, to establish foundational knowledge about the phenomenon of sweetness in coffee.

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Stronghold: The Future of Coffee Roasting Technology

Sponsored Content by Stronghold Technologies, Inc.

In the specialty coffee industry, the journey to the perfect cup begins with selecting high-quality beans and ends with the delicate process of roasting. A key element in this journey is the coffee roaster, which can dramatically impact the flavor, aroma, and overall quality of the coffee. Among the top choices for professionals and enthusiasts alike is the Stronghold roaster, a cutting-edge machine known for its innovation and precision. 

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Partnership between the Specialty Coffee Association and the Slow Food Coffee Coalition Opens Pathway to Future Collaboration

The Specialty Coffee Association (SCA) and the Slow Food Coffee Coalition (SFCC) are proud to announce their partnership, shaping a new pathway towards impactful change within the global coffee industry. This collaboration, initiated at the beginning of 2024, was formalized with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding during Terra Madre Salone del Gusto, the Slow Food flagship event, this weekend in Turin, Italy.

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Discover the Difference: BWT bestbarista ROC Coffee for the Perfect Coffee Experience

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Coffee is more than just a drink: for many people it is an indispensable ritual, a moment of pleasure and a daily source of energy. Whether you are a passionate coffee drinker or a professional barista, you know that the quality of your cup of coffee is crucial. But what makes the difference between a good and an outstanding cup of coffee? The answer lies not just in the beans or the brewing method, but in the quality of the water you use. This is where BWT bestbarista ROC Coffee comes into play.  

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Peruvian Coffee’s Cultivation and Sustainable Development

Sponsored Content by Coffees from Peru

Peruvian coffee continues to position itself in the international market for its high quality and for its particular characteristics that can be felt by consumers in each sip.  

To get this valuable product into the hands of consumers, diverse production processes are carried out, many of them under international normative guidelines. In this way, it contributes to a sustainable production that benefits Peruvian coffee growing families in the present and in the future.   

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