1. Read more: Why We List the Sustainable Development Goals
    Why We List the Sustainable Development Goals

    Why We List the Sustainable Development Goals

    A word that comes up often when discussing how ethical, or the potential positive impact of a product is "sustainability". Ask ten people what sustainable coffee means and you'll likely get ten different answers. Some will think of forests and biodiversity, others of fair pay, clean water, renewable energy or education. None of those answers are wrong, sustainability isn't one thing; it's the balance of many. Which means as a goal, making our business "more sustainable" is noble, but vague.

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  2. Read more: How to Read a Coffee - Part 2: Geography and Climate, Why Origin Matters
    How to Read a Coffee - Part 2: Geography and Climate, Why Origin Matters

    How to Read a Coffee - Part 2: Geography and Climate, Why Origin Matters

    By Dale Harris & Alex Scott Generally, we find the combination of origin, process and variety give a much clearer picture of whether we might e...
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  3. Read more: How to Read a Coffee - Part 1: Fundamentals
    How to Read a Coffee - Part 1: Fundamentals

    How to Read a Coffee - Part 1: Fundamentals

    By Dale Harris & Alex Scott Flavour descriptors like 'blueberry cheesecake', 'raspberry candy' and other vape flavours make coffee sound delici...
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  4. Read more: Why Ithaka?
    Why Ithaka?

    Why Ithaka?

    A few years after winning the world championships, trying to piece together what it had meant, and what it would mean for the future, I was chatting to a friend about chasing goals, about what happens after, and ideas of journeys being more valuable than the destination - the process, the learnings, the growth that happens separate to the achievement. He introduced me to a beautiful poem by C.P. Cavafy.

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