Three Questions with Kris Carlson of Coffeekris
After more than a decade working in cafes, roasting, wholesale, green coffee sales and sourcing, Kris Carlson decided to give herself a distinct new job title: sourcing curator. Carlson launched...
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De’Longhi Boosts Ownership of La Marzocco and Eversys Business to 88%
Italy-based De’Longhi Group has paid €662.5 million (US$744 million) to increase its ownership of the professional coffee business containing La Marzocco and Eversys from approximately 61% to 88%. The deal...
Weber Workshops Launches Thoroughly Redesigned EG-1 Grinder
High-end specialty coffee equipment maker Weber Workshops has unveiled a top-to-bottom internal redesign of its flagship single-dose electric grinder, the EG-1. While maintaining the overall aesthetic, footprint and core platform...
Design Details: ‘Elevated Maru’ at Blue Bottle Coffee Busan
Welcome to Design Details, an ongoing editorial feature in Daily Coffee News focused on individual examples of coffee shop architecture, interior design, packaging design or branding. If you are a...
Little Nest Coffee Roasters Hatches Outside Detroit
A family-friendly new roost for fresh roasts recently hatched in the Detroit suburb of Grosse Pointe Woods with the opening of Little Nest Coffee Roasters. The 3,400-square-foot location is effectively...
Dr. Joseph John, Champion of Indian Coffee and Espresso, Dies at 88
Dr. Joseph John, a former nuclear physicist who helped introduce and redefine Indian-grown coffee in the United States, died Sept. 15. He was 88. Known throughout the industry simply as...
Syracuse Haraz Coffee House Closes as Franchise Dispute Heads to Court
Less than a year after opening, a Haraz Coffee House near Syracuse University in New York has closed as the local operators face a lawsuit filed by the coffee chain’s...
Built For Farms, the LE Scale Pivots Into Roasteries
A heavy-duty farm scale from American Scale Co. is expanding into the coffee industry, appealing to coffee producers and roasters. Priced at $1,200, the LE Scale is a rugged wireless...
Roast Magazine Announces 2027 Roaster of the Year Winners
Dessert Oasis Coffee Roasters and Utopian Coffee have been honored with Roast magazine’s 23rd annual Roaster of the Year award in the Micro and Macro roaster categories, respectively. The two...
Weekly Coffee News: New 20-Kilo Roasters + War Impacting Coffee Trade
Welcome to DCN’s Weekly Coffee News! Subscribe here for all the latest coffee industry news. Also, check out the latest career opportunities at CoffeeIndustryJobs.com. Mill City Ships First 20-Kilogram M-Series...
Massive Coffee Variety Trial Reveals Yield and Leaf Rust Winners
The coffee industry’s largest coordinated field trial has found that recently bred arabica varieties generally provided higher yields and greater resistance to coffee leaf rust than traditional pure-arabica varieties, while...
Tax Charges Added to Federal ‘100% Kona’ Coffee Fraud Case
A Hawaii woman accused of selling millions of dollars’ worth of foreign-grown coffee as “100% Kona” now faces four additional federal tax charges under a superseding indictment. Patricia “Trish” Johnson...
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