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Barista

How mobile technology is helping London’s homeless become baristas

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LONDON, UK – For a nation of supposed tea drinkers, British people consume more than 70 million cups of coffee each day.This is an upward trend that shows no signs of slowing. Consumer palates are becoming increasingly refined in an ultra-competitive market where it’s not about the concoction, but all about the origin and background of the ingredients.
Certifications

Child Labor in coffee supply chains. Reflections from Fair Trade USA

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OAKLAND, California, U.S. – The Weather Channel and Telemundo have released a new investigation called “The Source: The Human Cost Hidden Within a Cup...
Climate

Study: Does market concentration cause poverty among cocoa farmers?

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LONDON – Is market concentration among large cocoa firms responsible for the widespread poverty among cocoa farmers? Probably not, according to a new report...
Cocoa

Cargill and ICI on a journey to improve child protection in cocoa growing

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MINNEAPOLIS, U.S. – Cargill, one of the world’s largest food and agriculture companies, and the International Cocoa Initiative (ICI), a leader in child protection...
Climate

The initiative for coffee & climate kicks off its’ second phase, sets further goals

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During the COP21 in Paris in 2015, the world’s governmental officials committed to a landmark agreement, charting a fundamentally new course in the two-decade-old global climate effort by adopting ...
Companies

Starbucks vows to hire 10,000 refugees in 75 countries in response to Trump’s ban

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WASHINGTON, US – Leaders of several American companies have announced plans to hire, house or otherwise support people affected by President Trump's sweeping freeze...
Companies

La Marzocco, Mahlkönig and Probat announce the Hands for Songwa project

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The Songwa Estates partners, La Marzocco, Mahlkönig and Probat, leading coffee equipment manufacturers based in Europe, announce the Hands for Songwa project. Why Hands for Songwa? To accomplish more ...
Awards

Canadian students turning coffee grounds into fuel for refugees

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University of Toronto students are using refuse to help refugees. Students from the business and engineering programs have partnered to build Moto, a fuel...
Companies

Albuquerque coffee roaster startup supports New Mexico nonprofits

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ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, US –Albuquerque, NM: Pour Vida Coffee Roasters (http://pourvida.com), a subscription-based artisan coffee roaster that launched in July 2016, is committed to...
Chocolate

Mars, Incorporated recognized for diversity and inclusion efforts

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MCLEAN, Va., U.S. — As 2016 comes to a close, many organizations find themselves reflecting on the year’s achievements, opportunities and milestones. That rings...
Companies

Tim Hortons #WarmWishes campaign surprises Canadians

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OAKVILLE, ON, Canada - Yesterday, Tim Hortons released its annual #WarmWishes video, capturing the surprise and delight of more than 150 deserving Canadians from...
Cocoa

Earth Alive and Distribution Partners launch the Mocha Initiative

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MONTREAL, Québec - Earth Alive Clean Technologies Inc., a leading Canadian Clean-Tech company, developer and manufacturer of state-of-the-art microbial technology-based products for sustainable agriculture...
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