Has Australia reached a capacity tipping point for roasted coffee ?
Explore Australia’s coffee industry challenges: oversupply, café sales, lack of consolidation, and rising costs.
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Sumatran coffees - always an exciting challengeSumatran coffees - always an exciting challenge
Explore Sumatra’s distinctive coffee beans. Bold intensity, complex flavours, and a risky but rewarding origin.
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Amazon arrival in AustraliaAmazon arrival in Australia
Our take on Amazon's arrival in Australia Journalists love a fresh, meaty topic with the potential to generate hysteria, divide the winners from losers and, more importantly, polarize opinion. It...
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The truth behind rampant Direct Trade coffee marketingThe truth behind rampant Direct Trade coffee marketing
Don't be fooled by the false promises of Direct Trade coffees. It is a seriously risky method to import coffees with no benefits for either the coffee farmers or the...
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Is it tea time yet ?Is it tea time yet ?
Discover why coffee dominates culture while tea remains quiet. Explore premium tea quality and storage practices.
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Are Australian coffee drinkers addicted to textured milkAre Australian coffee drinkers addicted to textured milk
After spending a week watching coffee drinkers each morning go about their habits, we are in no doubt about whether Australian coffee drinkers are addicted to textured milk.
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The deceptive antics of coffee marketersThe deceptive antics of coffee marketers
In this blog we warn customers to be careful about the promises or claims made by coffee marketers.
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What is coffee flavorWhat is coffee flavor
Discover the truth about coffee flavour. Learn why “strong” often means bitter, and why richness is the real goal.
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Our mycuppa Filter Style CoffeesOur mycuppa Filter Style Coffees
Filter coffees are a segment that is constantly changing and evolving - both in the roasting and the brewing.
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PNG Highlands Direct TradePNG Highlands Direct Trade
We have a direct trade initiative to help farm workers benefit from sales. This includes direct trade coffee from the PNG highlands.
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Why parcels take longer in November and DecemberWhy parcels take longer in November and December
Peak freight season begins in mid November and runs through until Xmas. In fact, most of January may also be slower due to less staff working in the shipping companies.
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Roasting for Espresso versus milkRoasting for Espresso versus milk
Roasting styles differ between the target of espresso or milk-based. It is also the choice or selection of beans that make a difference.
