Stories

In the highlands of Papua New Guinea (PNG), morning fog fills the valleys and the mountain peaks float above in …

When the word Quaker came into use to describe under-roasted coffee beans it happened because their color resembled the color of clothing that many Quakers were wearing at the time. 

A Short Retelling of an Old Story An hour before you need to leave for the airport, there is a …

Mt. Kenya was a ghost ship on the horizon, its existence only rumoured among Europeans for decades. The Embu people, who have long lived on the southeastern slopes and always built their homes with the door facing the peaks, call God on the mountain “the owner of snow.”

One green coffee trader, called to testify before the New York State Assembly in 1976, openly dismissed the questions he was asked as a "joke," saying the committee lacked a basic understanding of commodities markets.