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- 1Lao PDR Marks International Coffee and Tea Day 2026▼Lao PDR Marks International Coffee & Tea Day 2026: Two Brews, One Journey - From Local Farmers To Global Consumers
Lao PDR marked International Coffee and Tea Day 2026 under the theme 'Two Brews, One Journey - From Local Farmers To Global Consumers'. The observance highlighted the country's coffee and tea sectors, drawing attention to smallholder farmers and the push to bring Lao produce to international markets. The European External Action Service noted the occasion, reflecting wider interest in the two crops' role in rural livelihoods and export growth.
- 2Professor brings espresso science into the classroom●Dr. Erol Sozen brings espresso science to the classroom through the CAST Innovation Grant
Illinois State University's Dr. Erol Sozen is using a CAST Innovation Grant to bring the science of espresso into the classroom, giving students hands-on experience with coffee extraction, chemistry and engineering principles. The initiative links everyday coffee brewing to scientific experimentation, drawing attention for making coursework more engaging and practical.
- 3Canadians Are Turning Away From Tim Hortons●Canadians Are Turning Away From TIM HORTONS—and Retailers Are Taking Notice.
Tim Hortons, the iconic Canadian coffee and fast-food chain, is reportedly losing customers across Canada, and retailers are adjusting to the shift. The chain, long a staple of Canadian life, is said to be facing declining loyalty as consumers take their business elsewhere, prompting competitors and retailers to take notice of the changing habits.
- 4Wild Joe's Coffee Spot to close after 25 years●Wild Joe’s Coffee Spot to close after 25 years in business
Wild Joe's Coffee Spot, a longtime Bozeman coffee shop, is closing after 25 years in business. The Bozeman Daily Chronicle reported the closure, marking the end of a local institution that has been a fixture of the community since opening in the late 1990s. No further details about the closing date or the owners' reasons were provided in the initial report.