Archive for August, 2026


Can the Coffee World Survive Another El Niño?

It has been a year since we wrote about drought in Brazil and resulting high coffee prices due to el Niño. Prices went up and then came down again as the El Niño La Niña cycle was completed. Now we are looking a much more powerful El Niño event, a Super El Niño. What will […]

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What Is Your Best Guide to Choosing a Coffee Brand?

There are many brands of coffee. If you are looking for a reliably great coffee, which brand is best. How to you go about choosing a coffee brand? First and foremost decide if you simply want a strong coffee to help wake up in the morning and keeping going all day long. Or do you […]

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Earthquake and Colombian Arabica Coffee Export Delays

Colombia’s worst earthquake in more than half a century hit western Colombia early in the morning of August 10, 2026. Now, just a week later, authorities say that more than two hundred people are dead, more than five hundred are missing and possibly still buried in the rubble of collapsed buildings, and thousands of Colombians […]

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Is Organic Coffee Always Safe to Drink?

Organic coffee is typically a better choice than regular coffee that has not been produced and processed according to strict organic processes. Real organic coffee is free from synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, and fungicides. Organic coffee growers produce coffee on land that has been free of these contaminants for at least five years and are […]

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Will People Be Drinking Less Coffee?

Coffee is the world’s most commonly consumed beverage behind water and tea to the tune of two and a quarter billion cups a day. Our global desire for coffee supports coffee farms across the globe as well as an entire industry of processing, shipping, storage, roasting, retail sales, coffee making equipment and coffee shops. So, […]

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