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Asian Coffee Cultures: Unique and Exotic Caffeine Adventures
By Heneage Mitchell Asian countries between them produce some of the world’s most exciting coffees. India, Vietnam and Indonesia are the primary producing nations in the region, but Thailand, Malaysia,...
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Honeybush South Africa’s Gift to the World Goes Mainstream
By Heneage MitchellSouth Africa’s rooibos tea has earned millions of fans around the world over recent decades. The unique, flavorful and healthy caffeine-free tea produced from the indigenous plant...
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The Importance of Tea Education
By Jane PettigrewTea producers, retailers and enthusiasts around the world know that the best way to increase the consumption of specialty teas is to teach the consuming public more about the product....
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Identity Protection of Specialty Teas
By Jane Pettigrew The terminology used about tea today often compares the beverage to wine. Is it time to follow the wine trade’s system of appellation d’origine contrôlée and to focus more closely on...
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People You Should Know In Indonesia
By Heneage Mitchell Erick Ibrahim Tanuwihardja Printing and PackagingPT Corona Printing AsiaPT Argapura, the parent company to PT Corona Printing Asia, has been doing business since 1954. The company...
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Technical Tips The Sprayhead: Small but Mighty Delivery Vehicle for Precise...
By Randy PopeThe small but mighty sprayhead is the unheralded work horse for most BUNN coffeemakers. The average coffee drinker probably is unaware of the importance of this component and its function...
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Chinese Specialty Teas On the Expo 2010 Bandwagon
By Helen Xu FeiFrom May 1 to October 31 Shanghai will host the World Expo 2010. The Expo site is spreads out over 3.28 sq km along both sides of the Huangpu River in downtown Huangpu district, the...
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Vietnam Embraces Western Coffee Shop Culture
By Heneage MitchellVietnam has long had an established coffee shop culture. It produces an abundance of robusta and plenty of arabica, and coffee is an important crop that provides a substantial income...
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