Arabica coffee in danger: climate change threatens the cup
Climate change threatens Arabica coffee. By 2050, production could drop by 80%. Robusta emerges as a possible savior.
Climate change threatens Arabica coffee. By 2050, production could drop by 80%. Robusta emerges as a possible savior.
Bean-free coffee promises to reduce the environmental impact of the world's favorite drink. But will it be able to conquer the most demanding palates?
The advent of cellular coffee could revolutionize a $132 billion global market, but will meet predictable resistance
Brewster, a revolutionary concept of portable coffee machine, imagines a future of convenience and style. An intuitive design and cutting-edge technology for coffee everywhere.
The use of algae as wrappers also reaches coffee: a sphere without packaging, aluminum, or plastic can be the capsule of the future.
Climate change could transform the destiny of coffee: from a drink for all to an elite product, to be sipped like a wine.
The café at the time of the distancing has just opened in Tokyo: it's a cross between an indoor ATM and a laundromat.
Even coffee created in the laboratory? Cellular agriculture may have marked another point, and this time a big one.
An ingenious e-ink display that feeds itself with the heat acts as a complement to Fuffee, a cup with a social vocation and a hideous name.
There is no peace for anyone with the advent of robots. Now it's also up to the bartenders: Cafe X can manage 10 orders in parallel and make coffee and hot drinks.