A Coffee Country That’s Not So in Vogue …

Vincent Becasse had had enough of his old life. Rather than sinking into depression, the second “lockdown” convinced the former restaurateur to open himself up to new horizons and to reconnect with real social interaction. https://france3-regions.francetvinfo.fr/normandie/calvados/deauville/un-cafe-ambulant-pour-partager-un-peu-de-chaleur-malgre-le-confinement-2052445.html

Alongside the research on tea, it’s interesting to look at research on its greatest rival, coffee. Or maybe not ... Aside, perhaps, from environmental issues, to tackle which large-scale recycling programmes are being rolled-out (especially by Nespresso), aluminium in...

It’s easy to get a little lost among the numerous benefits of coffee... A recent study claims that caffeine seems to help burn fat at up to 15% more than the “normal” rate of someone exercising without first drinking...

When your whole life is based firmly on a strongly held conviction, it sometimes happens that one day a “great quake” causes this indestructible base to tremble and shatter, turning the soft and sweet scent of your certainties musty...

In the country of coffee’s birth, there are more than 5 million producers ... and 20 times more consumers. Ethiopian coffee is doing fairly well, except that the current crisis affecting all the world’s producers and the international fall...