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Starbucks Cuts Sales View After Middle East Conflict

Starbucks cut its annual sales forecast on Tuesday as the Israel-Hamas war hurt its Middle East business, while warning that softer demand in January and s...

Caroline Sleiman Purdy Of Coffeeangel On What Inspires Her

As Coffeeangel celebrates its twentieth anniversary, its director and co-owner, Caroline Sleiman Purdy, speaks to Robert McHugh about what inspires her.

Bewley’s Creates Automated Milk-Frothing Machine For The Hospitality Sector

Bewley’s has announced it has distribution in Ireland of specially designed automated milk frothing machines, as demand for chilled coffees served wi...

Demand For High-Quality Coffee Wanes

Demand for high quality coffees fell again in May as buyers sought lower-priced alternatives such as robusta coffee to reduce costs and maintain profit mar...

Robusta Coffee Traders Jittery About Prolonged Tightness As Prices Soar

Robusta coffee traders, having watched prices hit 15-year highs in May, are growing jittery that supplies of the bitter bean used to make instant coffee wi...

Britain Signs Global Coffee Agreement In Bid To Boost Industry

Britain has signed a key global coffee sector agreement aimed at tackling some of the industry's most pressing issues, including making coffee growing and...

Barista Wojciech Tysler Says Young Consumers Driving Coffee Habit Change

Young consumers are driving a major change in Ireland's coffee-drinking habits, Bewley's barista Wojciech Tysler has said.

Sysco Launches Its Own Coffee Brand, Citavo

Foodservice provider Sysco has launched its own coffee brand called Citavo, extending its offering to its 10,000 plus customers across the island of Irelan...