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Climate-Resilient Coffee: Coffee beans sit on a white table
Climate Change

There May Not Be One “Cure-All” Climate-Resilient Coffee, New Research Shows

October 21, 2026 baristamagazine Comments Off on There May Not Be One “Cure-All” Climate-Resilient Coffee, New Research Shows

Will a single coffee variety be the industry’s answer to climate change? A new study shows the issue may be more complicated. FROM STAFF REPORTS Featured photo by Nicolas Solerieu What to know: As climate […]

Coffee producers in Kenya during a training program
Coffee

How Farmer Training Programs Are Strengthening Kenyan Coffee Production

September 16, 2026 baristamagazine Comments Off on How Farmer Training Programs Are Strengthening Kenyan Coffee Production

A look at farmer training programs in Uasin Gishu County, Kenya, where producers learn all things coffee: from cultivation to navigating the coffee market. BY OGLAH MOROGO BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Featured image: Coffee farmers apply […]

Seeds4Liberia: Coffee cherries ripen on a vine.
Coffee

Revolutionary Agronomic Practices Are Reviving Coffee Farming in Liberia

September 15, 2026 baristamagazine Comments Off on Revolutionary Agronomic Practices Are Reviving Coffee Farming in Liberia

A look at Seeds4Liberia: a four-day training workshop that equipped small-scale farmers in the West African country with essential knowledge to support local coffee production. BY DANIEL MURAGA BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Featured photo by Juliana […]

Robusta Coffee: A white mug of black coffee sits atop a pile of coffee beans.
Sustainability

Is Robusta Coffee A Viable Answer to Climate Change? New Research Raises Concerns

September 9, 2026 Emily Joy Meneses Comments Off on Is Robusta Coffee A Viable Answer to Climate Change? New Research Raises Concerns

We’ve been led to believe that robusta coffee is more climate-resilient than arabica, but a recent study calls the claim an “internet myth.” BY EMILY JOY MENESES ONLINE EDITOR Featured photo by Oliver Guhr What […]

Newly discovered fungus pushes arabica into specialty territory: A close-up image of an arabica coffee plant growing
Coffee

A Newly Discovered Fungus Is Pushing Arabica Into Specialty-Grade Territory

September 2, 2026 baristamagazine Comments Off on A Newly Discovered Fungus Is Pushing Arabica Into Specialty-Grade Territory

Newly identified fungal strain Talaromyces funiculosus KQ2 is pushing Arabica coffee’s sensory score into specialty-grade territory. BY BHAVI PATEL BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE What to know: Coffee’s flavor complexity begins long before roasting, shaped in part […]

A blue banner reads "The Insider: Headlines from the Coffee Industry." In the background are rows of coffee beans
News

The Insider: Headlines from the Coffee Industry

August 21, 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 Colombian Earthquake Disrupts Coffee Exports Financial Times reports that a 7.4 magnitude earthquake has disrupted coffee exports from […]

At a coffee forum in Marrakech, Morocco, representatives from 9 African nations stand to represent coffee-producing countries and their role in the coffee value chain
News

9 African Nations Sign Landmark Agreement on the Development of Coffee Value Chain

August 19, 2026 baristamagazine Comments Off on 9 African Nations Sign Landmark Agreement on the Development of Coffee Value Chain

In May, several African countries gathered in Marrakech to launch a program that will redistribute power to coffee-producing countries. BY DANIEL MURAGA BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Featured photo: African Agriculture Ministers attend the Regional Investment Platform […]

Komal and Akshay, founders of South India Coffee Company, hold up a coffee plant on their farm in India
India

Indian Coffee Is Getting Its Flowers: A Look at South India Coffee Company

August 18, 2026 baristamagazine Comments Off on Indian Coffee Is Getting Its Flowers: A Look at South India Coffee Company

In Karnataka, a region responsible for over half of India’s coffee production, Indian coffee is undergoing a period of expansion and innovation. BY MICHAELA TOMCHEK BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Featured photo by Michaela Tomchek What to […]

Using Blockchain to Rebuild the Coffee Value Chain: Theo Le Roux kneels down to look at a coffee plant
Technology

Re-Engineering Trust in Coffee: Using Blockchain to Rebuild the Value Chain

August 17, 2026 baristamagazine Comments Off on Re-Engineering Trust in Coffee: Using Blockchain to Rebuild the Value Chain

How one educator is applying decentralized technology and sensory science to transform transparency, consistency, and fairness across the value chain. BY VASILEIA FANARIOTI SENIOR ONLINE CORRESPONDENT Photos courtesy of Theo Le Roux What to know: […]

A farmer in Kenya walks between raised drying beds loaded with green coffee.
Coffee

How Raised Drying Beds Are Improving Coffee Quality in Kenya

July 13, 2026 baristamagazine Comments Off on How Raised Drying Beds Are Improving Coffee Quality in Kenya

Drying coffee on raised beds is a common practice in Kenya’s coffee-growing regions. But how exactly does it impact coffee quality? BY OGLAH MOROGO BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Featured photo by Kenneth R. Olson What to […]

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