Stolen Wawa coffee worth $100K seized in Cook County

    ILLINOIS – Authorities have seized 12 tons of stolen coffee worth about $100,000 after an investigation into an organized retail crime scheme.  What we know: The coffee, originally from a Wawa convenience store, was recovered from a warehouse in Melrose Park after investigators received a tip from an insurance company, according to Commander Michael Ware…

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      Green Coffee and Policy Whiplash

      For the majority of 2025, producers, traders and buyers of green coffee have suffered collective whiplash due to radical policy changes affecting the global coffee trade, amid enduring threats such as climate change. U.S. tariffs on goods from nearly all major coffee-producing countries and Europe’s looming anti-deforestation law (EUDR) led the list of policy influences,…

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        Coffee Tourism Route in Puerto Rico Set to Drive Economic Growth and Cultural Preservation

        Published on December 29, 2025 In a move aimed at revitalizing Puerto Rico’s coffee tradition and improving the island’s agrotourism potential, Puerto Rico Sen. Jeison Rosa-Ramos, a member of the New Progressive Party, has presented Senate Bill 878, attempting to enact the “Coffee Tourism Route and Coffee Haciendas of Puerto Rico.” According to the intentions…

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          Coffee Maker Pod Explosions: Burn Injury Claim Help

          FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., Dec. 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — The Law Offices of Jason Turchin, a national product liability firm, can help consumers who suffered burn injuries from exploding coffee maker pods pursue legal claims for compensation. These incidents often involve single-serve coffee machines, like Keurig-style brewers, where the pods explode or spray scalding liquid during or…

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