All posts tagged "UK"
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55For Roasters & RetailersLondon’s Emerging Coffee Hub Loses One of Its Early Adopters
From london.eater.com London speciality coffee shop Curators Coffee Gallery has closed after five years on Margaret Street, in Fitzrovia. An announcement posted...
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Waitrose to remove all disposable coffee cups from shops this year
Waitrose plans to remove all disposable coffee cups from its shops by this autumn as part of efforts to reduce plastic and...
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UK’s first coffee tasting menu is coming to London
From www.standard.co.uk You may know how you take your coffee down to a tee, but how well do you know coffee itself? The London Coffee Festival is...
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Lavazza brewing organic growth after deal splurge
ITALIAN coffee giant Lavazza said yesterday it would focus on organic growth after posting a 12.5 per cent rise in 2017 core...
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Nestle’s Milkybar targets healthy sweet spot with designer sugar
NESTLE is launching a lower-sugar Milkybar made with a new version of the sweetener which could help ease the $185bn (£130bn) confectionery...
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Free Tap Water Scheme Launched to Help Cut Plastic Waste
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, issued the following news release: Shops and businesses around London have joined a scheme that offers...
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UK Government rejects latte levy on disposable coffee cups
The UK Government has rejected a proposal from the Environment Audit Committee (EAC) to introduce a latte levy on disposable coffee cups....
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Global campaign challenges Starbucks to keep its promise to curb plastic pollution, create 100% recyclable cup
— Today, more than a dozen leading environmental organizations, including Stand.earth, announced the launch of “Starbucks: Break Free From Plastic” — a global...
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Seeking Solutions for the Paper Cup Problem
First things first: most paper coffee cups aren’t recyclable. Traditional paper cups contain a plastic-based polyethylene liner that prevents liquids from seeping...
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Coffee revolution looks set to transform Uganda
The Uganda government’s aim to sharply raise coffee revenue looks increasingly more achievable as annual production jumps by more than one million...
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Earth-i receives 2.7 million from UK government to improve crop yield for African coffee farmers
Earth-i has been awarded a grant of 2.7 million from the UK Space Agencys International Partnership Programme, which supports UK space firms...
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India not among top 20 coffee drinking countries, chai for us!
In not-so-good news for coffee drinkers in India as it is not ranked among the top 20 coffee drinking countries of the...
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Cafe culture has a rich and subversive history – and despite gloomy reports that peak coffee has been reached, it’s here to stay
CAFE culture has been at the heart of Western society for hundreds of years, and since the late 20th century, the coffee...
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Fully compostable takeaway coffee cup created by UK company
From www.tvnz.co.nz BBC reports that Biome Bioplastics has made a cup using natural materials including potato starch, and cellulose – which makes up...
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UK space firm to support Kenyan coffee farmers improve crop yield
The UK Government has announced an innovative new project to help Kenyan and Rwandese coffee farmers improve crop quality and yield. Coffee...
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Latte Levy Proposal Sees Coffee Lovers Move to Travel Mugs
The House of Commons’ Environmental Audit Committee recently announced ( January 5 2018) the findings of its report into disposable coffee cups,...
