Taiwan coffee: a whiff of novelty for tourists
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KUKENG, Taiwan  - Chen Chang-wei's farm is the size of a yard and his crop is accordingly modest.
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TAISHAN, Taiwan - Some Taiwanese towns are famous for their clay teapots, others for their ornate painted umbrellas. But this grimy industrial city wants to be remembered for something completely foreign...
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LONDON, Sep 28 (IPS) - The United States is back at the international  coffee table, and about time since it drinks about a quarter of  world coffee. And about time also because 25 million coffee  growers in developing countries are still reeling from low  prices.
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Text of report in English by Taiwanese Central News Agency website  [By Deborah Kuo]  Taipei, Feb.
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There is sweet renewal on the old cacao plantations that just five years ago lay fallow on these lush mountain slopes along the Caribbean coast. Its mother is a lucrative niche market: organic chocolate.
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Instead of a coffee break, you may want to make time for tea. Researchers say that tea may help sharpen your memory.
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Great writeup from Tim Bray WRT Dynamic Java  ...  Here's the funny part.  Whats up with all the damn coffee in these pictures?  One can only come to the conclusion that caffeine makes you smart as hell!  caption: Coffee  caption: Coffee and Java  caption: Java and Coffee
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One Fool has cooled toward the coffee king.
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Coffee shops licensed to sell marijuana in the southern Dutch city of Maastricht will begin fingerprinting customers and scanning their IDs this summer to help prove they're following rules governing such sales.
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Advocates for small farms aim to parlay success of coffee sales to other consumer food staples. By Michael Hill. Mark Van Wormer is a fair trade coffee guy.
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Having trouble sleeping? Don't bother with a cup of cocoa or counting sheep -- listening to music at bedtime is the way to get a restful night, Taiwanese researchers have found.
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For generations the aroma of roasting coffee beans wafting from Bewley's cafes have been an integral part of Dublin, but now locals are lamenting the imminent demise of the iconic institutions.
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For Nusamba Wurintara,  the most prized arabica coffee beans on his plantation are not  those growing on bushes but the ones he finds among the  undergrowth, wedged in the excrement of wild palm civets.
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By Rosli Zakaria; Elizabeth John; Jessica Lim  PARADISE islands, the honey pot that lures tourist dollars, have long made for idyllic holidays. But could too many visitors be trampling all over this dream? ROSLI ZAKARIA, ELIZABETH JOHN and JESSICA LIM find out.
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Louis Rossetto and a business partner have launched Tcho, a startup that aims to do for cacao beans what Starbucks did for those other beans.
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BRUSSELS, Jun 21 (IPS) - Each time European Union officials take a coffee  break, there is a reasonable chance that the contents of their  cup will have originated from a plantation where young children  have to undertake gruelling work.
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EL SEGUNDO, Calif.  - Standing in line to order coffee, Alex Nocifera was bored beyond belief. &quot;Wouldn&#39;t it be cool if there was something for me to look at while I was waiting, like the Internet on a big-screen TV?&quot; he recalls thinking in 2004 at a Coffee Bean &amp; Tea Leaf outlet in Manhattan Beach, Calif.