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ReflectionsSUNNYVALE – AP Hundreds of years ago, Yemen helped introduce coffee to the world. Today, the mountainous, war-affected country is exporting something new: its distinctive coffeehouse culture. Yemeni coffeehouses are rapidly expanding across the United States. According to Technomic, a restaurant industry consulting firm, the number of cafés operated by six major Yemeni-style chains grew</p>
NewsAnn Arbor – Qahwa World Ann Arbor has seen a steady rise in Yemeni coffee shops over the past few years, reflecting a growing interest in the style and culture behind this type of coffee. Several cafés have opened across the city, including Bun Chai Yemeni Coffee & Tea, Bayt Almocha, Qahwah House, Socotra Coffee</p>
NewsVisalia – Qahwa World A growing wave of Yemeni coffee culture is making its way into Visalia, reflecting a broader trend already gaining momentum across nearby cities like Fresno. Originating from Yemen, coffee from this region has long held a significant place in global trade, especially through the historic port of Al Mokha—a name widely</p>
InterviewFrom 1918 to the Global Market—The Journey of a Legendary Coffee Dynasty Dubai – Ali Alzakary In the world of commodities, there are brands that sell “products”, and then there are rare entities that sell “history” distilled in a cup. To step into the world of “Al-Hamdani Mocha” is not merely to enter a commercial</p>
InterviewDubai Ali Alzakary At the heart of coffee’s long story, Yemeni coffee remains one of its most authentic and fascinating chapters. From the mountains of Yemen—where coffee first began its journey to the rest of the world—the beans still carry the aroma of history and the character of a land cultivated by generations of farmers.</p>
NewsDubai – Qahwa World From the high peaks of Yemen directly to your doorstep, we present the first speciality Yemeni coffee in an innovative Drip Coffee format. We have selected the finest crops, reflecting the richness of Yemeni soil and its unique flavour notes, offering them in practical sachets for a perfect cup in seconds.</p>
InterviewDUBAI – ALI ALZAKARY From the ancient streets of Sana’a, where tradition meets modern ambition, comes the story of Hind Shaia, a pioneering entrepreneur and content creator. Her project, “Nawah,” is more than just a café; it is a tribute to Yemen’s rich heritage and a bridge to the global specialty coffee market. By blending</p>
NewsDubai – Qahwa World MochaBox Coffee Company has opened its new location in West Asheville, offering a distinctive experience that combines authentic Yemeni coffee with a variety of drinks and dishes. The café is led by Loay Abougabal, who has been passionate about coffee since childhood and now develops unique recipes that reflect Middle Eastern</p>
InterviewUmm Al-Quwain – Ali Alzakary In the tranquil emirate of Umm Al-Quwain, where calm meets ambition, a young Yemeni entrepreneur turned his daily passion for coffee into a vibrant business story. That’s how Profile Specialty Coffee was born — a café that brings together quality, accessibility, and authenticity in every cup. Abdulla alsakkaf was not a</p>
InterviewDubai – Ali Alzakary Coffee is more than a morning ritual—it’s a global industry steeped in history, power dynamics, and untapped potential. In this riveting interview, Burke Campbell, a Cree-Métis Canadian who traded the oil sands of Alberta for the coffee farms of Honduras, shares his journey of connecting the dots between resource extraction, economic</p>
NewsDubai – September 2025 (Qahwa World) – The Best of Yemen 2025 auction, organized by Qahwa Al Qimma (Qima Coffee), has come to a historic close after two days of global bidding that stretched across 12 intense hours. The event not only broke price records but also highlighted the resilience of Yemeni farmers and the</p>
NewsIbb – August 30, 2025 – (Qahwa World) — In Wadi ‘Annah of Al-Udayn District, where terraced fields rise against the mountain slopes, stands Faisal Abdu Saeed Al-Tahri, known locally as Al-Mahlawi. With determination rooted as deep as his coffee trees, he refuses to let a centuries-old legacy fade. His annual harvest may amount to</p>
