Tea & Coffee Trade Journal

The Tea & Coffee Trade Journal has been a key source of information for the global coffee and tea sectors since its inception by William H Ukers in 1901. Catering to coffee roasters, tea packagers, and co-packers, along with related services like importers and exporters, the journal covers a wide range of topics. Its editorial content includes detailed reports on producing countries, sustainability initiatives, research and development, roasting and grinding techniques, tea brewing and blending, various tea and coffee types, single-serve options, packaging, logistics, and company profiles. Additionally, T&CTJ releases the Ukers’ Global Directory and Buyers’ Guide each year, which serves as an extensive resource for businesses in the tea and coffee industry. The publication also organizes the annual Tea & Coffee World Cup trade show, alternating its location between Europe and Asia.

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The Spice & Tea Exchange expands its matcha offerings - Tea & Coffee Trade Journal

Feb 19, 2025 | teaandcoffee.net

The Spice & Tea Exchange is expanding its matcha range to include two new products: Blueberry Matcha and Tropical Mango Matcha.
Peet's Coffee kickstarts new year with lattes high in protein and rich in Vitamins C and D - Tea & Coffee Trade Journal

Jan 27, 2025 | teaandcoffee.net

Fuel your fresh start this winter with the all-new Vitality Menu from Peet's Coffee – featuring lattes serving up an excellent source of protein and sips that are rich in Vitamins C & D.
Smith Teamaker opens flagship store in Japan - Tea & Coffee Trade Journal

Oct 28, 2024 | teaandcoffee.net

Premium tea brand, Smith Teamaker, opens its first Japanese location in Tokyo’s Shibuya Scramble Square
Ceremonial to TikTok Trending: The Evolution of Matcha - Tea & Coffee Trade Journal

Oct 17, 2024 | teaandcoffee.net

Discover the rise of matcha from its origins in China and Japan to its growing popularity in Western markets like the US and UK. Explore matcha’s health benefits, its premium production process, and how global demand is shaping its future, with insights from industry experts and tea companies.
The most popular iced coffee drink is… - Tea & Coffee Trade Journal

Jul 18, 2024 | teaandcoffee.net

Iced coffee is quickly rising to become a popular coffee variation, globally. A new study from Coffeeness reveals the leading iced coffee drinks around the world.
South Korea’s coffee market: optimistic yet intensely competitive - Tea & Coffee Trade Journal

May 2, 2024 | teaandcoffee.net

With one of the world’s highest coffee consumption per capita, South Korea lures the best coffee chains in business to the local market. Although, success is not entirely guaranteed. By Vladislav Vorotnikov
Cappuccino, the world’s favourite coffee drink? - Tea & Coffee Trade Journal

Mar 28, 2024 | teaandcoffee.net

A new study conducted by Coffeeness, a German website, finds that cappuccino takes the top spot as the world’s favourite coffee drink, followed closely by espresso.
Mexico wants its top ten coffee status back - Tea & Coffee Trade Journal

Mar 14, 2024 | teaandcoffee.net

With an intense focus on growing domestic consumption and exports, Mexico aims to reclaim its position among the world’s top coffee producers. Its tea industry, although small, also shows growth potential. By Eugene Gerden
Retail challenges in the post-pandemic era - Tea & Coffee Trade Journal

Jan 25, 2024 | teaandcoffee.net

Covid, inflation, rising costs of goods and labour, and supply chain pressures, have all impacted the consumption of coffee and tea in the United States, yet home consumption for both coffee and tea remain strong, as such, so does retail spending. By Gordon Feller
Russian coffee lovers brace for tough times - Tea & Coffee Trade Journal

Sep 21, 2023 | teaandcoffee.net

Ruble's crash, coupled with the continuing logistics nightmare, keeps fueling the upward price rally in the Russian coffee market, which threatens to make premium coffee a luxury for the lion's share of the Russian population.