Coffee News Recap, 22 January: Nescafé announces sustainability plan & other stories
Every Friday, Perfect Daily Grind rounds up the top coffee industry news from the previous week. Here are this week’s stories. Saturday, 16 Jan – ...read more
Coffee News Recap, January 15th: Covid-19 costs US coffee chains $11.5 billion & other stories
Every Friday, Perfect Daily Grind rounds up the top coffee industry news from the previous week. Here are this week’s stories. Monday, 11 Jan – ...read more
Hurricane Eta: How Can The Coffee Community Help Central America?
In the first week of November, Hurricane Eta, a Category 4 hurricane (later downgraded to a tropical storm) made landfall in Central America. It has ...read more
Relaunching PDG Español: Custom Content For Spanish-Speaking Coffee Professionals
When we launched PDG Español in 2016, we did so to support coffee producers in Spanish-speaking countries. We saw the need for free and accessible ...read more
Virtual Events In Coffee: The World’s Largest Coffee Tasting 2020
On October 3, 2020, James Hoffmann hosted The World’s Largest Coffee Tasting. Much like any normal cupping, this involved tasting and comparing a few different ...read more
Exploring The Relationship Between Specialty Coffee & Podcasts
Podcasts are a popular medium for reaching niche audiences through a combination of interviews, storytelling, and interaction. In the past few years, several specialty coffee ...read more
Will COVID-19 Mobilize Producers to Roast Their Own Coffee?
2020’s COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the international coffee production industry, bringing about challenges ranging from dwindling consumer consumption (due to lockdowns closing coffee shops) to ...read more
COVID-19 & The Coffee Trade: Exploring The Short- & Long-Term Impact
Containers, cash flow, and congestion: COVID-19 is causing unprecedented chaos in the coffee industry. Lee este artículo en español COVID-19 & The Coffee Trade: Exploring ...read more
PDG Brasil Thriving With Local Audiences
You can’t discuss coffee without discussing Brazil. The country is unrivalled in its capacity to produce coffee and consumes more of it than most nations ...read more
Brazilian Roastery Releases Coffee Flower Kombucha
Coffee flowers are a necessary byproduct of the coffee production process that are usually discarded once the coffee cherries are harvested. However, these flowers can ...read more
How COVID-19 Continues to Impact Coffee Shops Worldwide
Coffee shops are a place where people go to enjoy specialty coffee, as well as work and socialise. These spaces are also amongst the worst ...read more
Coffee Trends in Latin America: Analysing PDG Español Data
From Colombia’s thriving coffee farms to Uruguay’s micro-roasters, Latin America has a diverse and constantly evolving specialty coffee scene. Yet it is surprisingly hard to ...read more
COVID-19: What Coffee Farmers Want You to Know
It’s only been a few months since COVID-19 was first officially identified. Since then it’s rapidly spread around the world, changing the way that millions ...read more
How To Support Your Local Roaster During Social Distancing
The COVID-19 pandemic has rapidly and dramatically impacted the world we live in, in a relatively short period of time. Due to its rapid spread, ...read more
Exploring Millennial Trends in Specialty Coffee
If there’s one thing millennials around the world have in common, it’s a taste for coffee. As this group makes up a major percentage of ...read more
Insights From World of Coffee 2019, Berlin
World of Coffee is Europe’s largest coffee trade show and it takes place in a different city every year. 2019 saw Berlin play host to ...read more