Coffee beans may grow on trees, but the key ingredient to a morning brew isn’t found so easily in the United States.

Americans have an intimate relationship with their coffee. It’s the drink that gets them going, the first hit of flavor in their day. It’s the steaming (or iced) cup that sets the tone for what’s to ...

At a small, industrial roastery in Washington, D.C., the nutty, inviting smell of roasting coffee hangs heavy in the air. It’s where Lost Sock Roasters, a local company, roasts and packages its coffee ...

The coffee industry — including hometown roasters here in Alaska — is getting squeezed by new, unnecessary U.S. tariff ...

Moshe Ruza has lived a number of lifetimes: He helped run his family’s three-generation high-fashion accessory business in New York City, owned a resort in the Caribbean for close to a decade, and ...

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Other local specialty coffee roasters also see canned coffee as an important sector for growth, customer development and brand name recognition. Dark Matter is a rare Chicago-area company that ...

Rick pulls a small sample scoop out of the roasting machine and smells the light brown beans: Not done yet. "Coffee used to be just a luxury item for me," says the 33-year-old: "Now I roast it. It's ...