The capital of Ethiopia and Africa, Addis Ababa, is a city that skillfully combines modernity and tradition. From its vibrant streets and bustling markets to its contemporary skyscrapers and opulent ...

The 54-year-old was one of hundreds of farmers hit by a brutal forest fire in ... has turned to shade-grown coffee -- an ancient technique used in places like Ethiopia, the birthplace of coffee.

Even fair trade programs to guarantee a living wage affect just five percent of the market — 80 percent of the world’s coffee ...

Brazil grows 40 percent of the world's coffee, followed by Vietnam (17 percent), Colombia (7 percent), Indonesia (6 percent) and Ethiopia (5 ... for what is at heart a forest plant need to adapt ...

Climate change, political headwinds and diverging market dynamics around the world have pushed coffee prices to fresh records.

Richmond rides or dies for coffee shops that roast their own beans. That's what we found out in this week's coffee shop ...

To claim that poverty is inherent in Africa is to exculpate colonialism and neocolonialism, which allow the continuation of ...

Or ask a coffee grower: Arabica beans grown in one part of Ethiopia can have six times as ... which roam the state’s forests. As head of the University of Minnesota’s Visible Heart Lab ...

Brazil grows 40 per cent of the world’s coffee, followed by Vietnam (17 per cent), Colombia (7 per cent), Indonesia (6 per cent) and Ethiopia (5 per cent ... say growing practices for what is at heart ...