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NewsDUBAI – QAHWA WORLD U.K.-based coffee company Caffè Nero has secured the winning bid to acquire the majority of assets belonging to Washington, D.C.-based Compass Coffee, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last month. The final bid reached $4.75 million following a competitive, three-day auction involving five prospective buyers. Caffè Nero had initially set</p>
NewsTradition Anchors Growth as Pods, Specialty and RTD Gain Ground DUBAI – QAHWA WORLD Italy’s coffee sector is projected to expand steadily through 2031, supported by strong domestic consumption, product innovation and premiumisation trends, even as competition from alternative beverages intensifies. According to a recent industry analysis published by Research and Markets, the Italian coffee</p>
NewsMadrid brews love, business and global coffee energy Madrid – Qahwa World & Buna Kurs: Media Partners Madrid is celebrating Valentine’s weekend with more than flowers and romance this year. From February 14–16, the Spanish capital has transformed into Europe’s beating heart of specialty coffee as CoffeeFest Madrid 2026 takes over IFEMA Madrid. With more</p>
ReflectionsBy Dr. Steffen Schwarz If you stand at the edge of a coffee farm at dawn, the industry looks almost impossibly fragmented. It is a mosaic of small plots and a patchwork of varieties where thousands of decisions are made by hand: when to prune, when to fertilize, and when to pick. Multiply that landscape</p>
InterviewDUBAI – ALI ALZAKARY On the sidelines of World of Coffee Dubai 2026, amidst the latest industry innovations, we met with the team from Spill the Bean to capture their unique perspective on this grand event. As a brand that has grown alongside Dubai’s specialty coffee scene since its earliest days, the founders offer a</p>
NewsDUBAI – QAHWA WORLD Trade between Russia and Ethiopia climbed to more than $435 million in 2025, nearly tripling from the previous year, reflecting a rapidly strengthening economic relationship anchored by commodities, agriculture, and expanding technology ties. The figures were disclosed by Russia’s Ambassador to Ethiopia, Evgeny Terekhin, in comments to Russian state media. He</p>
NewsDubai – Qahwa World Kauai Coffee Company, a staple on Hawaii’s Westside since the late 1980s, oversees around 4 million coffee trees across 3,100 acres and employs approximately 140 workers, making it the largest coffee producer in the United States. The company faces uncertainty as its lease, held by parent company Massimo Zanetti Beverage Group</p>
InterviewCoffee’s Roots Are Arabic… and I Don’t Mind Modern History Blogs Dubai – Ali Alzakary Coffee is more than just a drink for Ahmed Alhabsi; it’s a cultural journey that connects Oman’s heritage with the global coffee scene. As the founder of Historia Roastery and a certified coffee assessor, Alhabsi has built a career bridging</p>
ReflectionsBy Abdullah Ramay As Australia moves into 2026, the specialty coffee sector is entering a new phase of transformation. Rising operating costs, changing consumer behaviour, and rapid innovation are reshaping how cafés operate, serve their customers, and define their identities. Rather than slowing demand, these pressures are accelerating evolution across the industry. Cafés that successfully</p>
NewsPrices in retail and cafés continue to climb as the market braces for further increases in 2026 Moscow – Qahwa World Russia’s coffee market experienced a sharp rise in prices throughout 2025, a trend that has become clearly visible to consumers both in retail stores and in cafés. As 2026 begins, prices for instant coffee</p>
NewsA Full Analytical Reading of the Global Production Landscape in Early 2026 Dubai – Qahwa Word As January 2026 begins, the global coffee sector is closely monitoring the completion of data for the 2025/2026 season, amid an increasingly complex interaction between climate variability, logistical disruptions, and new environmental regulations. Estimates available at this stage suggest</p>
NewsDubai – Qahwa World Peet’s Coffee is set to close multiple San Francisco locations, including its Polk Street café at 2139 C Polk St., as part of a broader restructuring expected to take effect by the end of January 2026. A spokesperson for Peet’s confirmed the closures, emphasizing that the company is adjusting its operations</p>
