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Unilever Sells Tea Subsidiary SariWangi

Unilever recently announced the divestiture of yet another tea subsidiary. On January 6, Unilever Indonesia agreed to transfer the tea brand SariWangi...

Jan 12, 2026

Diana Jendoubi

News
Grounds for Change: Coffee Waste Purifies Water

The morning ritual of brewing coffee leaves behind more than just a caffeine buzz; it produces a staggering volume of organic waste.

Jan 12, 2026

Bhavi Patel

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Ethiopia and China Forge Close Coffee Ties

China’s coffee market is booming, with consumption growing by nearly 150% over the past decade.

Jan 12, 2026

Fionn Pooler

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Only Camellia Sinensis is Tea: Clarity Matters

For years, Indian tea consumers browsing supermarket shelves or online marketplaces have encountered a confusing mix of labels — herbal tea, flower tea...

Jan 11, 2026

Roopak Goswami

News
Yemeni Coffee: Reclaiming an Ancient Legacy

Yemen’s coffee legacy has deep roots. Known as the world’s first major coffee producer and exporter, the country’s esteemed coffee heritage seemed lost to the annals of history.

Jan 11, 2026

Mainbayar Badarch

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Unilever Sells Tea Subsidiary SariWangi
Unilever recently announced the divestiture of yet another tea subsidiary. On January 6, Unilever Indonesia agreed to transfer the tea brand SariWangi...
Jan 12, 2026
Diana Jendoubi
News
Grounds for Change: Coffee Waste Purifies Water
The morning ritual of brewing coffee leaves behind more than just a caffeine buzz; it produces a staggering volume of organic waste.
Jan 12, 2026
Bhavi Patel
News
Ethiopia and China Forge Close Coffee Ties
China’s coffee market is booming, with consumption growing by nearly 150% over the past decade.
Jan 12, 2026
Fionn Pooler
News
Only Camellia Sinensis is Tea: Clarity Matters
For years, Indian tea consumers browsing supermarket shelves or online marketplaces have encountered a confusing mix of labels — herbal tea, flower tea...
Jan 11, 2026
Roopak Goswami
News
Yemeni Coffee: Reclaiming an Ancient Legacy
Yemen’s coffee legacy has deep roots. Known as the world’s first major coffee producer and exporter, the country’s esteemed coffee heritage seemed lost to the annals of history.
Jan 11, 2026
Mainbayar Badarch
Features
ICYMI: Top 10 Most Read News and Features on STiR Coffee and Tea Media's Website in 2025
As we step into 2026, STIR COFFEE AND TEA MEDIA reflects on the stories that captured the greatest attention across the global coffee and tea industries over the past year.
Jan 5, 2026
STiR Coffee and Tea
News
ASEAN Coffees Take Center Stage
Spurred by rapid growth in both coffee production and consumption, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Coffee Federation is making it easier for the rest of the world...
Dec 8, 2025
Diana Jendoubi
News
From Waste to Wonder: Packaging Goes Green
Today’s coffee and tea consumers demand sustainability. According to Future Market Insights (FMI), eco-friendly tea packaging products were valued at around $820 million in 2024...
Dec 7, 2025
Bhavi Patel
Features
Scientists Identify Key Tea Bud Gene
Tea quality begins at the bud. From premium hand-plucked leaves to high-yield mechanical harvesting, bud size dictates both yield and processing suitability.
Dec 4, 2025
Bhavi Patel
News
A Microbial Experiment Produces the World’s Most Expensive Tea
When a small lot of black tea grown in Sri Lanka’s rainforest crossed the auction table at Expo 2025 Osaka, most bidders expected a novelty item — something unusual, perhaps, but still within the realm of specialty tea pricing.
Dec 4, 2025
Roopak Goswami
News
A Stormy Year for Starbucks
It has been quite a 2025 for Starbucks. Under the leadership of new CEO Brian Niccol, the world’s largest coffeehouse chain has tried to recalibrate and refocus...
Dec 4, 2025
Fionn Pooler
News