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Trading in debt-ridden Coffee Day shares to resume from April 26

Debt-ridden Coffee Day Enterprises Ltd (CDEL) on Saturday said trading in its shares would be resumed at BSE and NSE from April 26

China's Luckin Coffee seeks US Chapter 15 bankruptcy protection

The firm's explosive growth was derailed last year by accounting fraud

Little evidence coffee firms' sustainability efforts have impact: Report

There is little evidence efforts by the world's top coffee roasters to prevent human rights and environmental abuses are having any impact, with most farmers operating at a loss, a coffee report said

Kolkata's College Street Coffee House back in new avatar, nostalgia on menu

Be it Satyajit Ray, Amartya Sen, Soumitra Chatterjee or Sunil Ganguly, many of Kolkata's stalwarts have Coffee House stories associated with them

SPIC ties up with farmer network to open first Model Fertiliser Retail Shop

Besides selling quality fertilisers at genuine prices, MFRS will provide a range of consulting and agri-related services for enhanced farm productivity

Coffee prices touch new high, but Indian exporters unable to cash in on it

Prices are expected to increase further since the outlook for a smaller coffee crop in Vietnam, the world's largest robusta coffee producer, is boosting robusta prices

Coffee versus The Flavour of Green Tea over Rice

In post war Japan, many Western companies saw meteoric growth. But Nestle struggled with their flagship product: Coffee

69% Indian millennials see coffee as companion during conversation: Survey

Over 3,000 young people from across all major Indian cities responded to this survey

Espressionism

The invention that re-booted coffee was the espresso machine

Unilever likely put Lipton Tea on the block amid slowdown in demand

Unilever is following a consumer shift to coffee as a primary source of caffeine, with takeaway cafes proliferating from London to Beijing

Strong brew: Coffee prices up 10.1%; upward trend likely to continue

ICO maintains its preliminary forecast of a small global deficit of about 502,000 bags in coffee year 2019-20

Tata Global Beverages profit before tax at Rs 192 cr in Q2, net down 17%

The Tata group company said its revenue from operations was driven by improvement in branded and non-branded business both in India and globally

How Tata Coffee is tapping into India's growing love for the beverage

As coffee drinking picks up in the country, Tata Coffee plans a fresh offensive with Monsooned Malabar

Watch out, Starbucks: OYO is brewing plans to start premium coffee chain

OYO is changing tack and shedding its 'affordable' image for its chain of premium coffee shops so that it can take on coffee chain giant Starbucks

Starbucks expansion plan gathers steam, 30 stores to be launched in FY20

Bullish about coffee industry in India, says Tata Starbucks CEO Navin Gurnaney

Cat got your tongue: Getting a taste of civet coffee in Bengaluru

Kodagu's Ainmane Cafe brings the world's most expensive coffee curiosity to Bengaluru

Good coffee is extinct

The coffee is often tepid by the time one manages to drain the contents of the mug over a smooth stretch of road. This means I'm ready for a cappuccino by the time I reach office an hour later

Brazil's coffee boom poses huge challenges for farmers across the world

As coffee gets cheaper, Brazil finds ways to grow more for less

Online marketplace to quench global thirst for India's rich and dark coffee

Focusing on the traceability of coffee to boost its brand value, the marketplace operates a decentralised, locked ledger for users

Young entrepreneurs are brewing a whole new experience in the coffee cup

Coffee has always been looked at as an export commodity