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The Insider: Headlines from the Coffee Industry

September 4, 2026 baristamagazine Comments Off on The Insider: Headlines from the Coffee Industry

Our recurring round-up of the latest specialty-coffee industry news. FROM STAFF REPORTS Featured image by Joshua Earle New Study Challenges Belief That Robusta Is More Climate-Resilient Than Other Coffee Species A study published last month […]

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Red Ink Coffee Takes a New Approach to Coffee Education

January 12, 2026 baristamagazine Comments Off on Red Ink Coffee Takes a New Approach to Coffee Education

Krzysztof Blinkiewicz, founder of Red Ink Coffee, shares why coffee education shouldn’t simply teach brewing or roasting skills, but how coffee interacts with climate, culture, and community. BY VASILEIA FANARIOTI SENIOR ONLINE CORRESPONDENT Photos courtesy […]

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Grounds for Growth: How Agritourism is Reviving Puerto Rico’s Coffee Industry: Part Two

June 11, 2025 baristamagazine Comments Off on Grounds for Growth: How Agritourism is Reviving Puerto Rico’s Coffee Industry: Part Two

In the mountains of Puerto Rico, farming communities are using agritourism to revive coffee production on the island. BY AMARIS MERCADOBARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Featured photo by Beau Horyza, all other images courtesy of Amaris Mercado […]

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Grounds for Growth: How Agritourism is Reviving Puerto Rico’s Coffee Industry: Part One

June 10, 2025 baristamagazine Comments Off on Grounds for Growth: How Agritourism is Reviving Puerto Rico’s Coffee Industry: Part One

Farmers, roasters, and café owners across Puerto Rico are finding new ways to bring the island’s coffee legacy back to life. BY AMARIS MERCADOBARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Photos courtesy of Amaris Mercado Puerto Rican coffee once […]

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