As climate change threatens our beloved coffee crops, big players are brewing up solutions to keep our caffeine fix alive. With rising prices and extreme weather, the coffee industry faces a bitter brew. Will your morning cup of joe become a luxury item soon?

Coffee Crisis: Is Your Brew In Danger? |

Will Your Latte Cost More Soon?

Brazil’s coffee exports to china are projected to grow by 65% in 2024, reaching an estimated $525 million. This significant increase follows a sharp rise in demand over the past two years. Watch to know more.

Brazil-China Coffee Trade Set To Soar By 65% In 2024

Brazil’s coffee exports to China are projected to grow by 65% in 2024, reaching an estimated $525 million. This significant increase follows a sharp rise in demand over the past two years. Watch to know more.

Brazil Capitalises on China's Coffee Craze

A study published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism says that caffeine consumed regularly in coffee or tea may actually be good for your heart and especially when you have several cups in a day. Watch in for more details!

Moderate Caffeine Consumers Had A Reduced Risk Of Stroke: Study Shows Big Health Positives

Let me ask you a question. How would you feel if one morning you woke up and your favourite coffee jar was empty when you filled it to the brim the night before?

Coffee on the edge: Uganda's farmers battle thieves as prices soar

Coffee farmers in Uganda are facing an unprecedented challenge of theft. As coffee prices continue to soar…can farmers secure their prized possession?

Rising theft in Uganda amid soaring global coffee prices

#Gravitas | As per reports, a mining boss in Australia allegedly said he does not want staff to step out for coffee breaks. On the contrary, 15,000 kilometres away, the UK Government is planning on introducing a four-day workweek for full-time employees.

Australia: Coffee break too much for mining boss

The internet is rife with speculations that Starbucks' Indian-origin CEO Laxman Narasimhan was fired after he claimed that in order to maintain work-life balance, he never worked past 6 pm.

Not working past 6 pm cost Starbucks CEO Narasimhan his job? Internet speculates

The police in southern India's Bengaluru city have arrested a 23-year-old employee of a Third Wave Coffee outlet for allegedly placing a mobile phone in the women’s washroom to secretly record videos.

Indian coffee shop worker arrested for hiding phone in bathroom to secretly record women

Coffee is one of the most popular drinks worldwide. A new study tells how consuming caffeine can significantly lower the risk of Parkinson's disease in individuals.

Consumption of coffee might lower risks of Parkinson's, study finds

Your morning coffee can help the planet. Sounds bizarre but , that's the promise of an Australian University which is turning used coffee grounds into a material that can be added to concrete to make it stronger and more sustainable.

Turning coffee grounds into sustainable concrete

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The intricate yelling of Orangutans | Perfect time to consume coffee?

Scientifically, is there an apt time for the consumption of tea and coffee? Yes, as per the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) there is actually something as the best time to consume these caffeinated beverages.

Love tea? THIS is the best time to consume coffee and tea, as per ICMR

Office Peacocking is the new work trend. Companies are refurbishing office spaces, stocking up the pantry, offering free coffee and snacks. What for, you ask? To lure workers back to office.

Gravitas | Office Peacocking: How companies are luring workers back to office

Did you know you're everyday morning ritual of savouring a cup of coffee is linked to a narrative of Social and environmental turmoil? However, a promising alternative is on the horizon.

Future of coffee alternatives: Replacing coffee beans with date seeds

Did you know you're everyday morning ritual of savouring a cup of coffee is linked to a narrative of Social and Environmental turmoil? However, a promising alternative is on the horizon.

Rise of beanless coffee as a sustainable alternative

Embracing synthetic coffee alternatives

China has introduced the world to peculiar drinks such as soy sauted latte or Oyster Coffee. The country has now come up with a new drink that has left the internet divided once again- Spring Onion Latte.

A new iced latte is making waves in China

The famous South Indian 'filter coffee' has secured second position on the esteemed TasteAtlas' top 38 coffees in the world list. Watch in for more details!

Why are researchers wiring coffee plants? 20 Arabiaca coffee plants being monitored

A recent research has revealed that people with bowel cancer who consume two to four cups of coffee daily are significantly less likely to experience disease recurrence and have a reduced risk of mortality from any cause.

Drinking two to four cups of coffee a day can lower risk of bowel cancer recurrence: Study

India's 'filter coffee' ranks second among top 38 coffees in the world

China's Lunar New Year celebrations have got a new flavour as citizens are falling in love with pork-flavoured coffee which has been introduced by Starbucks, one of the largest coffee chains in the world.

Pork-flavoured coffee emerges as China’s new love amid Lunar New Year celebrations

World cocoa prices reached historic highs on Thursday as traders scrambled to secure supplies, anticipating widening deficits for the ongoing season and expressing growing concerns for the future.

Cocoa prices skyrocket to unprecedented highs amid global supply concerns

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