Extreme weather conditions brought on by an approaching El Nino are fueling concerns that robusta beans in major coffee producers like Vietnam and Indonesia could be hit, resulting in soaring prices.

Warming temperatures could harm the quality and quantity of coffee harvests.

Vietnam’s worsening climate shocks, land pressures and supply disruptions threaten global coffee manufacturers with rising ...

Bee sitting on a flowering coffee plant. (CN) — Coffee bean farmers produce 25% greater yields on their crops thanks to birds’ and bees’ efforts in helping to pollinate the beloved plants, according ...

Kenya is an East African country that is one of the most populous on the continent. Like the coffee bean industry in other developing or middle or low income countries, the Kenyan coffee industry is ...

Walking down the aisle of the grocery store, or stopping into a coffeeshop for a quick cup, it might seem like there aren't a whole lot of decisions to be made about different varieties of coffee ...

Coffee bean cultivation didn't reach Mexico until the tail-end of the 18th century, partly because much of the suitable land had been allocated to mining minerals and precious metals. Over time, ...