Keep calm and drink Coffee if you are sitting for too long. It's good for health
A new study reveals that drinking Coffee can reduce the health risks associated with prolonged sitting. The research highlights the potential protective effects of Coffee against cardiovascular diseases and all-cause mortality. Key Points
India TodaySedentary, non-coffee drinkers at 60 per cent more risk of dying, study finds
This indicates an increased risk of dying in sedentary people not consuming coffee. Non-coffee drinkers who sat for six or more hours a day were at almost 60... Key Points
The Tribune IndiaBlue Tokai, Black Baza, Third Wave—Indian entrepreneurs making Coffee premium like wine, whiskey
The artisanal and specialty Coffee phenomenon isn’t limited to Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru. It has percolated to Nagpur, Varanasi, and Indore, as well as other Tier-1 and Tier-2 cities. Key Points
ThePrintIndian Coffee growers cheer as robusta production drops globally, prices hit record high
India's robusta Coffee prices skyrocket to Rs 10,080 per 50 kg, a historic high. Growers face challenges, but the surge brings relief. Supply-demand dynamics and shifts in production contribute to this windfall, offering hope for the industry. Key Points
Economic TimesIndia's Coffee exports rise 13.35 pc to 1.25 lakh tonnes in January-March
India's Coffee shipments surged 13.35% to 1,25,631 tonnes in January-March 2024, driven by robust demand for Robusta coffee. Arabica and Robusta are the two varieties grown in India, with Arabica having a smoother taste and Robusta being more bitter. Export of Robusta beans increased by 18%, while Arabica exports declined. Instant Coffee exports and re-exports also saw growth. The total Coffee export value during this period was Rs 3,644 crore, with major destinations including Italy, Russia, the UAE, Germany, and Turkey. Key Points
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Man makes Turkish Coffee while riding a bicycle, video leaves people impressed
The video that shows the man making Turkish Coffee while riding a bicycle was shared on Instagram. It has since gone viral with over five million views. | Trending Key Points
Hindustan TimesWhen 'The Coffee Table' will be released? Watch trailer of dark horror comedy
'The Coffee Table' explores the life of Jesus and his wife Maria, who become parents. They buy a Coffee table and everything changes bizarrely. Maria (Estefanía de los Santos) clings to their newborn and nitpicks everything he does and everything Jesus says, reducing him to a pile of sad crumbs borne of her. Key Points
Economic TimesIndia's Coffee exports fell 5.4% in 2023
India's Coffee exports declined 5.4% in 2023 to 3.77 lakh tonne due to a fall in Robusta Coffee shipments. Arabica and Robusta are the Coffee varieties grown in India, with Arabica having a sweeter taste and Robusta being more bitter. The export of Robusta beans decreased by 15%, while Arabica beans saw a 5.79% increase. Key Points
Economic TimesIndian Coffee exports set to surge thanks to global price rally
India- famous as a tea producer - is also the world's eighth-largest Coffee grower, mainly churning out the robusta beans used to make instant coffee. It also produces some of the more expensive arabica variety. Key Points
Economic TimesBTS' V becomes the new face for Compose Coffee, fans say ‘congrats king’
Fans dub BTS star Kim Taehyung a.k.a V as the ‘muse that every brand craves’ Key Points
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Amazon Sale 2023: Longing morning coffee? Get up to 61% off on Coffee machines
The Amazon Great Indian Festival Sale is the fix for all your needs. Your morning Coffee needs are also met with heavy discounts and deals that will get you excited. Check out the best models and get the one you have been wanting during the Amazon sale. Key Points
mintIndia's Tata Coffee posts strong Q2 pre-tax profit on lower costs, higher prices
India's Tata Coffee (TACO.NS) on Thursday reported a near 63% rise in second-quarter profit, as lower costs and higher prices for its premium brands such as Gold and Eight o'clock Coffee more than offset subdued sales. Key Points
ReutersCoffee cultivation in India faces climate change challenges: Rising temperatures & erratic rainfall threat
Climate change is negatively impacting Coffee production in India, particularly in the state of Karnataka, which accounts for over 50% of the country's Coffee production. Erratic rainfall and rising temperatures are affecting the growth and yield of Coffee plants, reducing production and increasing susceptibility to pests. The areas suitable for Coffee cultivation globally are expected to decrease by half by 2050. Farmers are implementing strategies such as maintaining shade, intercropping, and exploring alternative Coffee species to mitigate the effects of climate change on their crops. Key Points
Economic TimesDepaul’s cold Coffee has been Delhi's favourite since 1952. SRK used to hang out here
The tiny, slender bottle of Depaul’s cold Coffee has been a smash hit for Delhi’s young people. It started out as a small canteen in Janpath. Key Points
ThePrintCosta to open up to 50 cafes in India every year: CEO
The chain, owned by Coca-Cola Co., now considers India among its 10 priority markets, said Schaillee. Key Points
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No conflict of interest; Cafe Coffee culture in India Instagrammable: Costa Coffee global CEO
The Coca-Cola company had acquired UK cafe chain Costa Coffee for $5.1-billion in 2019, to expand its beverages portfolio globally and drive cross synergies with cafes. But in India, Costa Coffee has been operated by PepsiCo's exclusive bottler RJ Corp which owns Devyani International Ltd (DIL), and continues to do so. Key Points
Economic TimesDating after my divorce, Coffee shops are the perfect start
She has been to many weird first dates since getting divorced. She now makes a point to go for Coffee on a first date, and makes the man choose the place. Key Points
InsiderCoffee seller's dream to take over global market inspires Twitter
After a man's dream to take his Coffee shop on a global level went viral, many were inspired by him. Several people even said that they will support his dream. | Trending Key Points
Hindustan TimesFrom too wet to bone dry: Indonesian Coffee crop faces El Nino jolt
The dry conditions contrast with high rainfall in the Southeast Asian nation between 2000 and 2022 due to La Nina, while heavy rains have also been experienced during the first five months of this year. In 2023/24, Indonesia's Coffee output is forecast at 9.7 million 60-kg bags, down from 11.85 million bags a year ago and lowest since 2011/12, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture data. Key Points
Economic TimesBitter Coffee Prices: A worldwide bean shortage is making Coffee lovers sweat espresso bullets
A shortage of Coffee beans around the world, in particular due to weather problems in India and lack of supply from Brazil and Vietnam, has led to domestic market prices rising steeply. A well-known Coffee trader in Pune, Gandhi's Coffee, said he had to pass on a Rs50/kg price hike to customers. Key Points
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NCLAT to decide over NCLT order on insolvency against Coffee Day Global
The application, seeking a stay on the NCLT order, was listed for hearing before a NCLAT bench comprising Justice Rakesh Kumar Jain and Shreesha Merla on Friday. Earlier on July 20, the Bengaluru bench of the NCLT passed an order over a plea filed by IndusInd Bank, a financial creditor of the company, claiming dues of Rs 94 crore. Key Points
Economic TimesNCLT admits Coffee Day Global for bankruptcy process, says report
Last week, the bankruptcy court passed an oral order in which it admitted the unlisted company for insolvency based on a petition filed by IndusInd Bank. Till now, there has been no official statement by the Coffee Day Group. Key Points
Business TodayCoffee Day Global now in bankruptcy process
Coffee Day Global, which runs the Cafe Coffee Day chain in India, has been admitted for corporate insolvency by the Bengaluru bench of the bankruptcy court following a petition filed by IndusInd Bank. A subsidiary of listed Coffee Day Enterprises, which was promoted by the late VG Siddhartha that committed suicide in 2019, the company has outstanding debt of ₹67.3 crore from IndusInd Bank as of 31 March 2022, with the total debt standing at ₹960 crore, according to its annual report. Key Points
Economic TimesBean everywhere: Cafes offering specialty Coffee are riding the new wave
The exact definition of specialty Coffee is somewhat elusive. Consultant and roaster Binny Varghese says there isn’t one and that when experts talk about specialty coffee, they mean Coffee for which a professional Coffee taster, called a Q Grader (akin to a wine sommelier), has given at least 80 points out of 100. Key Points
Economic TimesIndia's Tata Coffee reports Q1 profit rise on improved net sales
India's Tata Coffee (TACO.NS) reported a more-than-5% rise in its first-quarter profit on Wednesday as net sales in its tea plantation and instant Coffee businesses improved. Key Points
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Grounds report: A Coffee trail with Swetha Sivakumar
It fuels workers worldwide. What we crave is the caffeine in it, which began as a natural insecticide. How does it affect us? Find out. Key Points
Hindustan TimesTata Coffee Q4 PAT climbs 9%, net income surges over 10%, Board declares dividend
Tata Coffee, a small-cap company, closed today with a market capitalization of ₹3,882.96. Key Points
mintBest time to have black Coffee according to expert
Black Coffee can be your perfect morning beverage for boosting energy levels. Timing is the key. Know all benefits from expert. | Health Key Points
Hindustan TimesCan drinking Coffee raise your blood pressure? It’s nothing more than a temporary spike
Studies are inconclusive. The BP spike is very temporary and then goes down, so one cannot say that coffee-drinking has a significant long-term effect on hypertension. For trustworthy readings, check your BP 30 to 45 minutes after your last cup, say top cardiologists Key Points
The Indian ExpressRegé-Jean Page shares he and Phoebe Dynevor had Coffee breath during sex scenes
Rege Jean Page shared that he and co-actor Phoebe Dynevor has Coffee breath while shooting steamy sexy scenes for Netflix show. Check details of what he said. Key Points
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Sweet Kaaram Coffee Review: A Brew That Will Likely Have You Asking For More
Lakshmi is outstanding as Sundari. Madhoo does a fabulous job of holding her own. Santhy Balachandran is wonderfully self-assured in the company of the two veterans. Key Points
NDTV.comTata Consumer domestic business to see high growth: Chandrasekaran
Tata Consumer Products Ltd. (TCPL) will see high growth in the domestic market, according to Chairman N. Chandrasekaran, who also expressed the company’s openness to acquisitions and expanding into new categories. Key Points
The HinduAstronaut pours Coffee into a floating space cup, enjoys a sip
A video shared on X shows how astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti first tries to drink Coffee from a regular cup but fails. She then used the special space cup. | Trending Key Points
Hindustan TimesThieves cut through wall to enter Apple Store, steal iPhones worth over Rs 4 crore
A few burglars managed to somehow bypass Apple’s security system and stole iPhones worth thousands of dollars. Here is everything you need to know. Key Points
India TodayStarbucks offers half-price drinks on Thursdays for the rest of 2023
Starbucks the most popular Coffee chain is now offering half-priced drinks every Thursday till the end of the year. On December 7, Dec. 14, Dec. 21, and Dec. 28, the Starbucks app will include a deal good for 50% off any drink. Key Points
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Nestle keen on acquisitions; moving fast to mitigate local competitors: Nestle India MD
Nestle India is actively seeking acquisitions that align with its existing portfolio and meet valuation expectations, according to the company's managing director, Suresh Narayanan. The food manufacturer, known for brands such as Maggi noodles and KitKat chocolate, has expressed interest in acquiring Capital Foods. Narayanan also addressed competition from local rivals in categories such as noodles. Key Points
Economic TimesGoing desi: Starbucks sees enough bucks in its Bharat account
In FY23, Starbucks added 71 stores to take the overall door count to 333. Its India sales crossed the Rs 1,000-crore sales mark for the first time since it set up shop in the country a decade ago. At Rs 1,087 crore, it was up 71% from FY22. Key Points
Economic TimesTech-first VCs line up for new-age consumer firms
Tech-first VC Nexus Venture Partners will lead a $5 million funding round in specialty Coffee brand AbCoffee and it will also invest in lab-grown diamond maker Aukera, sources told ET. Accel, one of Flipkart's earliest investors, will close a $12 million round in fast fashion brand Newme. Why are tech-first VCs lining up for new-age brands with a horde of affluent young customers? Key Points
Economic TimesMicro-plastics in your coffee? Dangers of drinking Coffee from a paper cup
Are you drinking your Coffee in a paper cup? As per research, exposure to hot liquid for just 15 minutes can make plastic-coated disposable paper cups release thousands of tiny plastic particle. Know more. | Health Key Points
Hindustan TimesBullish on India as it has everything in place to accelerate trajectory: Starbucks Global CEO Narasimhan
Starbucks CEO Laxman Narasimhan has announced plans to open a new store every third day in India to operate 1000 cafes by 2028. The company is focusing on the tea-drinking nation's impressive development and improved ease of doing business. Starbucks has 390 stores in India and crossed the Rs 1,000-crore sales mark for the first time since its establishment in 2012. Key Points
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