Coffee is good for everyone, except these people…
Coffee has many beneficial properties. It can repair your DNA, prevent cancer and Parkinson’s disease. In the Annual Review of Nutrition which analysed 127…
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Top coffee species under threat from extinction
Scientists are warning that several of the world’s most popular coffee bean species are under threat of extinction thanks to climate change. Up to…
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China’s Coffee Clash
A clash of the coffee titans is currently underway in China. Starbucks and homegrown coffee chain Luckin Coffee are in the midst of battling…
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Starbucks opens ‘sanctuary’ in Bali
Starbucks has opened its largest destination in Southeast Asia, the Dewata Coffee Sanctuary in Bali. “We began sourcing Indonesian coffees more than four decades…
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Local coffee roaster scoops awards
New Zealand owned and operated coffee company Vivace Espresso has scooped 3 bronze medals in the Golden Bean awards in Australia, the world’s largest…
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Wild Bean’s Battle of the Brews
BP’s top baristas have battled it out at the annual Wild Bean Cafe Barista of the Year competition in Auckland, and Sarah Harvey from Wellington has been…
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MOJO reveals the reason behind Auckland’s most expensive coffee
Following on from the $7.30 cup of coffee scandal, Mojo has explained just what it is that made that cup so expensive, with the…
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Shocked by $7.30 coffee
An Auckland woman was left “dumbfounded” after being charged $7.30 for a coffee from Mojo in Vulcan Lane. Michele, known only by her first…
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Coffee Club Hobsonville responds to demand
Customers with special dietary requirements have been on the rise, and now the Coffee Club Hobsonville is responding to the growing demand by offering…
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Drinking tea while pregnant is just as dangerous as coffee
Research published by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists suggests that pregnant women who digest caffeine have smaller babies than those who don’t….
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Cup recycling scheme for the capital
The Again Again cup recycling scheme is about to be trialled in Wellington, with 14 cafés taking part in the pilot. The cup recycling…
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Is your coffee or tea preference linked to your genes?
A new study from the Queensland Institute of Medical Research Berghofer is aiming to answer the long-standing debate about people’s tea or coffee preferences….
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