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Shrinking Stockpiles Are Pushing Prices Up Coffee prices have been on the move, and the numbers behind the surge tell a story that goes well beyond a bad harvest or a drought somewhere. At the center of it all is a straightforward problem: there simply isn't enough coffee sitting in the right ware

The Biggest Myths About Coffee That Most People Accept Without Thinking Image credit: OpenAI Coffee is one of the most studied, debated, and misunde

A household name, a veteran's cause, and a cup you can feel good about Tom Hanks has spent decades bringing American military history to life on screen. From the beaches of Normandy in "Saving Private Ryan" to the deck of a destroyer in "Greyhound" to the long, strange journey of Forrest Gump, the

A wave of new sips, frozen coffees, and an unlikely soda mashup just hit Dunkin' locations across the country Dunkin' just rolled out what might be its most ambitious seasonal menu in recent memory, and it goes well beyond the usual rotation. The chain — which has been pushing hard on drink innova

A Guide To African Coffee (Regions and Brewing Methods) Image credit: OpenAI Africa is the birthplace of coffee, and the continent's growing regions

A coalition of major coffee companies and commodity traders has come together to launch a new satellite-powered monitoring system designed to track deforestation linked to coffee farming across the globe. The initiative, called the Coffee Canopy Partnership, marks one of the most ambitious technolo

There was a time when walking into a Starbucks meant scanning a chalkboard menu and making a quick decision. Now, the company wants artificial intelligence to make that decision for you — or at least give you a nudge in the right direction. Starting April 15, Starbucks rolled out a new beta int

Mornings are already complicated enough. Alarm goes off, the body protests, and the first order of business for most people is getting coffee into their system as fast as humanly possible. Now Bulletproof wants to make that morning ritual do a whole lot more. The company just launched Bulletpr

For more than 150 years, Folgers has been the coffee in the can on the kitchen shelf — reliable, straightforward, and never trying to be something it's not. So when a brand with that kind of legacy decides to do something genuinely new, it's worth paying attention. And that's exactly what's hap

Colombia has long been synonymous with some of the world's finest coffee. It's one of those rare places where geography, climate, and generations of farming tradition have converged to produce a product that ends up in cups from Nashville to New York. But right now, something is going wrong on thos