almond milkStudy Explores How Nut Milks Stack Up Against Dairy in Coffee Milk choice has come a long way since the olden times of “third place” cafes, when maybe the most progressive shop in the neighborhood would carry soy milk alongside the gallon... 2025.08.28almond milkcashew milkcow's milkdairyhazelnut milkhealthIndustrymilksNational Research Foundation of Koreanut milkresearchsciencesensory analysisSouth Koreawalnut milkコーヒーalmond milkcashew milkcow's milkdairyhazelnut milkhealthIndustrymilksNational Research Foundation of Koreanut milkresearchsciencesensory analysisSouth Koreawalnut milkコーヒー
Alan LaiProfilePrint Signs AI Analysis Deal with Major Brazilian Coffee Exporters Singapore-based coffee analysis provider ProfilePrint says it has signed agreements with two of the largest coffee exporters in Brazil, Cooxupé and Minasul. The group also rolled out its newest green... 2024.09.26Alan LaiAlvin Tanartificial intelligenceBrazilCooxupeCorporatedefectsgreen coffeeIndustryInternationalLuis Henrique AlbinatiMario PanhottaMarket NewsMarketingMinas GeraisOriginProfilePrint Orcaquality analysisquality controlsensory analysisSouth AmericaコーヒーAlan LaiAlvin Tanartificial intelligenceBrazilCooxupeCorporatedefectsgreen coffeeIndustryInternationalLuis Henrique AlbinatiMario PanhottaMarket NewsMarketingMinas GeraisOriginProfilePrint Orcaquality analysisquality controlsensory analysisSouth AmericaコーヒーProfileprintシンガポール
ChinaStudy Shines New Light on Cold Brew Extraction, Aroma and Storage Researchers in China have discovered that cold-brewing coffee using a negative-pressure system can enhance the aromatics of the finished brew. The study also examined how refrigerated storage affected the chemical... 2024.04.30Chinacold brewcold brewingCraft/OperationsIndustryJiangsu UniversityMacroMicroquality controlresearchRoastingsciencesensory analysisYuqin WangZhenjiangコーヒーChinacold brewcold brewingCraft/OperationsIndustryJiangsu UniversityMacroMicroquality controlresearchRoastingsciencesensory analysisYuqin WangZhenjiangコーヒー
Chung-Hong LeeNew ‘E-Nose’ Identifies Coffee with Up to 98% Accuracy Researchers in Taiwan have developed an electronic nose (e-nose) that they say can correctly identify a coffee based on its aroma with up to 98% accuracy. A team led by... 2024.01.18Chung-Hong LeeCraft/Operationse-noseelectronic tonguesIEEEIEEE SpectrumIndustryInternationalNational Kaohsiung University of Science and TechnologyOriginProductsquality controlresearchRoastingsciencesensory analysisSustainabilityTaiwanコーヒーChung-Hong LeeCraft/Operationse-noseelectronic tonguesIEEEIEEE SpectrumIndustryInternationalNational Kaohsiung University of Science and TechnologyOriginProductsquality controlresearchRoastingsciencesensory analysisSustainabilityTaiwanコーヒーAI