Starbucks in Brazil is promoting the launch of its Braille menu by unveiling a menu where the words are spelled out in Braille using coffee beans. The idea was created by ad agency Rai, who suggested that this means customers can enjoy their coffee ... http://www.thedrum.com … [Read more...]

In a recent article posted on The Dr. Oz Show website, special guest Clinical Psychologist and Professor of Psychology, Ramani Durvasula, Ph.D. author of the book “You Are WHY You Eat” reveals to Oz fans that your choice of style of coffee you drink ... http://www.emaxhealth.com … [Read more...]

Coffee Board's post-monsoon estimate for 2012-13 is 1,00,225 tonne of arabica and 2,15,275 tonne of robusta. Meanwhile, reports of a possible lower crop in Vietnam have raised the hopes of Indian coffee exporters. The earlier estimate was that the ... http://economictimes.indiatimes.com … [Read more...]

Perhaps that's overstated -- there are other places to get your coffee -- but Starbucks has managed to nudge itself into people's daily routine. Even with all the in-home coffeemakers out ... Starbucks is a roaster, not a grower. It is taking the ... http://www.insidermonkey.com … [Read more...]

The "C" contract that trades on ICE Futures U.S. provides a benchmark price for global arabica coffee, while the Liffe exchange provides the benchmark for the lower costing robusta coffee, but the National Coffee Association (NCA) Coffee Working Group ... http://www.reuters.com … [Read more...]