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Study: New Remote Tech Maps China’s Coffee Lands with Near-95% Accuracy

Researchers in China are promoting a new machine learning model applied to satellite imagery that offers a “lightweight and easy to implement” template for precision mapping of coffee lands. In...

2026.01.13

AsiaChinaChinese Academy of Sciencesenvironmental sustainabilityFarmer IssuesFrontiers in Remote SensingIndustryInternationalmachine learningmappingOriginPu'erremote sensingresearchsatellite imageryscienceSentinel-2SustainabilityYunnanYunnan Land and Resources Vocational Collegeコーヒー

Spent Coffee Grounds and Empty Bottles Used to Make Carbon Filter

Two common waste materials — spent coffee grounds and plastic water bottles — may be transformed into material that captures carbon dioxide from industrial emissions. In August, researchers affiliated with...

2026.01.07

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Spent Coffee Grounds and Empty Bottles Used to Make Carbon Filter

Two common waste materials — spent coffee grounds and plastic water bottles — may be transformed into material that captures carbon dioxide from industrial emissions. In August, researchers affiliated with...

2026.01.07

Abrar InayatChaouki Ghenaicoffee groundsenvironmental sustainabilityHaif AljomardIndustryInternationalpatentsPET plasticplasticRafik KalfatrecyclingresearchreusescienceUnited Arab EmiratesUniversity of Sharjahコーヒー

Kirin Offers Promise for Coffee Cherry Waste in Fermented Ingredient

Japanese beverage giant Kirin Holdings has announced a new fermented ingredient made from coffee farm byproducts, pitching it as a flavorful and body-building beverage enhancer and a circular sustainability solution....

2026.01.06

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2025 Year in Review: Coffee Science

Coffee research in 2025 ran the gamut from farm-level survival to consumer-side marketing trickery. Naturally, coffee also continued to be a major focus among medical researchers, with primarily good news...

2025.12.30

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Coffee Protects Against Liver Diseases, and Scientists Have Figured Out How

A major academic literature review underscores coffee’s protective effects against liver diseases while outlining numerous potential underlying mechanisms. A research team affiliated with two public health institutions in Mexico pored...

2025.12.18

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International Researchers Allege Widespread Errors in Smallholder Coffee Mapping, Offer Dataset

A new open-access dataset called Sample Earth aims to fix what its creators call a critical flaw in the global coffee and cocoa trade: maps that label current smallholder...

2025.11.26

AfricaAlliance of Bioversity InternationalAsiaCentral Americacoffee sectorCorporatedeforestationEUDREuropean UnionFarmer IssuesGuatemalaHarvard DataverseIndonesiaIndustryInternationalInternational Center for Tropical AgricultureLouis ReymondinmappingMarket NewsMexicoOriginremote sensingresearchSample Earthsatellite imageryscienceSouth AmericaSustainabilityThibaud Vantalonコーヒー

Futuristic Earth-Cooling Solution Not Likely to Protect Coffee, Study Finds

A radical climate-engineering solution may not be able to safeguard coffee or other climate-sensitive crops as the planet warms, according to a new study. New research published Nov. 4 in...

2025.11.15

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Study Suggests Coffee Protects Against Atrial Fibrillation

Drinking a daily cup of caffeinated coffee was linked to a 39% lower hazard of atrial fibrillation (a-fib) recurrence in older adults recently treated for the disorder, according to a...

2025.11.11

American Heart Associationarrhythmiaatrial fibrillationcaffeinecardiologyChristopher WonghealthIndustryJAMANational Heart Lung and Blood InstituteNational Institute on Alcohol Abuse and AlcoholismresearchscienceUniversity of AdelaideUniversity of California San Franciscoコーヒー

EU Proposes Softening EUDR Reporting Requirements for Small Companies

The European Commission is proposing to soften the reporting requirements for micro and small companies under the EU’s deforestation-free supply chain regulation, known as the EUDR. A proposal published yesterday...

2025.10.23

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