Coffee is the world's second most important commodity after oil—but climate change poses a massive threat to its future. Specialty coffee, which thrives under precise climatic conditions, is particularly vulnerable to changes.

Did you know that the colorful stripes that adorn our coffee packages also have a meaning? They represent the coffee regions along the so-called Coffee Belt.

Coffee has become a faithful companion in our fast-paced everyday lives. The first cup of coffee follows in the morning after we wake up. But what is a pleasure for us tells a historical and contemporary story of forced labor, poverty, violence, and environmental destruction in other places.

Fermentation is a natural process used in coffee processing. Innovative fermentation techniques have enabled coffee producers to innovate this method and explore new flavor dimensions. One of these techniques is anaerobic processing.

"I'm looking for 100% Arabica coffee," is a daily response from our coffee counter. But what does Arabica mean, why is Arabica coffee so popular, and what are the differences between Arabica and Robusta?