COVID-19 Aftershocks + Coffee Meets Art in LA

E-News: July 1, 2021

View this email in your browser Daily Coffee News  |  July 1, 2021 COVID-19 Shocks Likely to Cause 'Severe Production Crisis,' Research Finds The COVID-19 pandemic is likely to cause a "severe production crisis" as a complex web of socio-economic factors make conditions worse for smallholder coffee farmers, according to... Beans and Bling at Paradeco Coffee Roasters in St. Petersburg A paradise of art deco design and freshly roasted coffee awaits the public in downtown St. Petersburg, Florida, at Paradeco Coffee... Blackwood Coffee Lights Up West Hollywood With Second Bar and Gallery A second Blackwood Coffee Bar is now open in Los Angeles, expanding a vision of co-owner Carlos Antonio that combines coffee... Ditting USA Bids Farewell as Hemro Group Shifts US Operations A daily grind that lasted more than half a century has come to an end as grinder distributor and service provider Ditting USA... Winners from the 12th Hawaii Coffee Association Cupping Competition Coffee producers from throughout the state of Hawaii found cause to celebrate last week with the presentation of awards from the... 24 Winners Named at 2021 El Salvador Cup of Excellence The nonprofit Cup and Excellence (COE) and the Salvadoran Coffee Council (CSC) have announced 24 winners of the 2021 El... New From the Coffee Industry Job Board New job listings from Pink Elephant Coffee Roasters, Blossom Coffee Roasters, Barista Parlor, Cuvee Coffee and more... Editor's Picks From the Daily Coffee News Archives In Wisconsin, Pinky Promise Vows to Provide Quality Coffee Sean Grorich used to put people to sleep for a living. Now he's waking them up. The former nurse anesthetist is pursuing his... How Climate Change May Already Be Affecting Brazil's 2021 Crop Every year around mid-September, with about 90% of the Brazilian coffee harvest completed, traders, roasters, speculators... About Us | Advertising   Roast Magazine Latest Issue | Subscribe | Back Issues Copyright © 2021 Roast Magazine, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you have opted in via our website or sign-up form, or have been a Roast magazine subscriber or advertiser. Our mailing address is: Roast Magazine 1631 NE Broadway St No. 125 Portland, OR 97232 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.