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McDonald’s temporarily removes espresso drinks from some U.S. menus because of safety issues, faulty component in its machines

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MILAN – No espressos, cappuccinos, lattes and macchiatos at possibly thousands of McDonald's restaurants in the US because of a safety issue with its...
Events

The London Coffee Festival returns from 31 March – 3 April at Truman Brewery

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LONDON UK – The London Coffee Festival returns from 31 March - 3 April 2022 at The Truman Brewery and promises to be an...
Associations

FNC makes eloquent call to care for life through its emblematic and iconic logo

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BOGOTÁ, Colombia – As a striking, innovative call to promote self-care and prioritize everybody’s life, the Colombian Coffee Growers Federation (FNC), for the first...
Exclusive & Breaking News

Aranyak Sanyal (Olam Intl): «Harvesting in times of Covid is not straight forward»

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LONDON, UK – The current COVID-19 pandemic has an impact not only the demand side, but also the supply side, in the coffee producing...

Costa Coffee reopens a further 46 shops for drive-thru and takeaway

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MILAN – Costa Coffee has been slowly reopening its coffee shops as the UK lockdown continues. The Coca-Cola owned coffee shop chain has opened...
Companies

Dunkin’ shares updates on health & safety measures against Covid-19

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CANTON, Mass., U.S. – Dunkin’ has introduced new enhanced measures to preserve the safety of its guests, restaurant employees, and communities, the company announces...
Roasters

Coronavirus: what Löfbergs is doing to minimize risks for its customers and workers

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KARLSTAD, Sweden – Swedish coffee roaster Löfbergs, which operates in Northern Europe and Canada, has issued a statement to report on its efforts to...

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