Coffee trees are being used to help protect the rainforests of Mozambique. The trees thrive in the shade of indigenous plants, and the potential profit motivates the local communities to protect the rainforest.

WION Climate Tracker: Coffee trees could save Mozambique rainforest?

Metaverse is expanding and famous brands are vying for piece of the pie. Starbucks is the latest to join the list. The global mega coffee-chain will soon give its customers Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) along with their coffee.

Starbucks is offering NFTs with coffee, here's how to get one

Papua New Guinea has appointed a Minister for Coffee. What does the role entail? 'To focus on coffee, coffee and coffee'. Some countries also have ministers for loneliness, Japan also had a minister for toilets. Palki Sharma brings you a report.

Gravitas: Papua New Guinea appoints Minister for Coffee

Starbucks has said it is not ‘in a formal sale process' for its UK business following media speculation. It comes after a media report said that the coffee chain is exploring a sale of the UK operations.

'Not in formal sales process in UK', says Starbucks

From a distance, Mount Gorongosa looks pockmarked. The slopes of this Mozambican landmark were once covered with verdant rain forest. Now, they are scarred by deep holes -- the result of clearcutting that exposed the soil and parched it, leaving only shrubs and grasses.

How coffee is saving a unique Mozambican forest

Some like it piping hot, others like it with dollops of ice, many love it black and strong and of course we all love it with cream and sugar if we are allowed to eat them. There's a cup of coffee for everyone, even those who have sworn off coffee there's decaf.

The Good Life: Is Coffee good for you?

Starbucks will cease operations in Russia, shuttering its 130 cafes in the country. Starbucks said it will continue to pay its nearly 2,000 Russian employees for six months and help them transition to new jobs.

Starbucks leaving Russian market after 15 years, will close 130 stores

In one of the biggest drug busts in recent times, the Switzerland police seized more than 500kg of cocaine hidden inside a shipment of coffee beans. The shipment was being delivered to a Nespresso plant in Romont, in the western Swiss canton of Fribourg, when it was seized by the police.

Around 500 kg of cocaine found in shipment of coffee beans at a Nespresso plant in Switzerland

On an island in the Democratic Republic of Congo, coffee bushes are bringing forth a rich harvest of berries. The primary beneficiaries will be women. This is a sector where women are notoriously sidelined and underpaid in Congo.

How Congo Women Will Benefit from Coffee?

Drinking coffee can protect the heart instead of triggering its ailments, a study has said. The revelation comes as there have been worries among some doctors and the public regarding the use of coffee.

Drinking coffee can protect heart instead of triggering ailments, help to live longer, says study  

Do you kickstart your day with a cup of coffee?. These coffee beans from animals' faeces are rare, luxurious, and among the most expensive in the world. Known as Kopi Luwak, it is prepared from half-digested coffee beans. Found in the excrement of the civet, a cat-like mammal, Kopi Luwak is also called Cat Poop coffee.

Will you drink a coffee made through animal poop?

A quick cup of coffee or tea is something that we all crave when things get too overwhelming or when we feel sleepy. A few sips and we are ready to tackle life again.

Drinking tea, coffee lowers risk of stroke and dementia: Study

Wilston Vilchez, a third-generation coffee farmer in the mountains of Nicaragua, has witnessed drastic climatic changes on his 25-acre coffee and cacao farm for years, but when two hurricanes hit within 15 days last year, many other farmers he knows realized they needed to be part of the solution.

Coffee and climate have a complicated relationship

Due to the fear that global warming is making coffee plantations less productive and causing deforestation, researchers are working on developing sustainable coffee in a lab.

Straight from petri dish? Scientists create lab-grown coffee to avoid 'environmental pitfalls'

Lab-grown coffee is being produced from cell cultures rather than coffee beans. It could get regulatory approval in Europe and the US in four years. The development may pave way for a commercialised product that could have a much less climate impact than the regular coffee.

Lab-grown coffee in the making; may get approval in four years

On the International Coffee Day, the Indian army dedicated a newly-opened coffee shop to the locals of the Gurez area in Bandipora District near the Line of Control (LoC).

Pics- Indian army opens a cafe near LoC on International coffee day

With the onset of the covid-19 pandemic, coffee shops around the world were shut down but interestingly a few sectors in the coffee industry were not affected. Watch this report for more details.

Coffee industry rakes in profit in covid-19 pandemic

With the onset of covid-19 pandemic, coffee shops around the world were shut down but interestingly a few sectors in the coffee industry were not affected, here's how and why.

Coffee industry rakes in the profit in covid-19 pandemic

Coffee for some is the difference between a day half won and the battle lost at the outset. As its warm embrace cradles you out of your slumber each morning, you forget your worries for a little while, making you well-prepared for hammering life gives you afterwards.

University of Florence to offer masters degree in coffee

As coronavirus rages on in different parts of the world, coffee lovers may soon be hit with another crisis — shortage of some of their favourite beans. Vietnam is world’s second biggest coffee exporter but is currently in lockdown due to the Covid pandemic.

Vietnam's Covid crisis leading to disruption in global coffee supply

Vietnam, a key producer of robusta, which is used in some espresso blends and instant coffee, is in lockdown, causing global coffee supply concerns. As a result of a spike in Delta variant cases, strict travel restrictions have been imposed in Ho Chi Minh, a major exporting hub that operates from China to Europe.

Vietnam lockdown threatens global coffee supplies, may affect your Java costs

If you are a coffee lover, scientists may have good news for you. A study has revealed that drinking a cup of coffee per day may reduce the chances of contracting coronavirus.

Drinking coffee reduces risk of contracting coronavirus: Study

For a lot of people, waking up to the smell of freshly-roasted coffee is a must-have and researchers have concluded that it might actually be life-saving. A new research has suggested that coffee might be linked to lower chances of developing chronic liver diseases.

Drinking coffee regularly decreases chances of chronic liver diseases: Study

Tasha Leverette was in the mood for her favorite drink from Starbucks, an iced peach green-tea lemonade. When she went through the drive-thru of her usual Starbucks in Atlanta three weeks ago, though, she was told they couldn’t make the drink because they didn’t have any peach-flavored juice.

Starbucks, flush with customers, is running low on ingredients

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