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Coffee a treat for the buds // `Specialties' perk up market
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Coffee.
For many of us, the word alone is enough to perk us up. Coffee
prices go up, they come down - but we won't give up our favorite
brew.
There certainly are enough of us to keep wholesalers and
retailers in the beans. Coffee is the No. 2 commodity in the world,
surpassed only by oil, said Dan Cox, speaker at a recent "Coffee in
the '80s" seminar sponsored by the Chicago Culinary Guild. Coffee
even has its own cartel, the International Coffee Organization, based
in London.<...
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Columbians hire American for coffee talk
The Journal Record
; BOGOTA, Columbia -- An American teaching Colombians how to brew coffee is like a Frenchman telling the English how to make tea, or an Italian showing the Irish how to pour Guinness, right? Wrong, says Dan Cox, owner and president of Coffee Enterprises of Burlington, Vt., a company that evaluates
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WHAT'S SO BAD ABOUT MY MORNING COFFEE?
Wyoming Tribune-Eagle
; CHEYENNE -- While the Wyoming Legislature has been in session, Liz Brimmer said she's made the Tivoli Coffee Bar her headquarters. "These lattes save me," said the owner of Jackson-based public relations firm Brimmer Communications. She said she's been regularly drinking at least two lattes a day
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What's so bad about my morning coffee?
Wyoming Tribune-Eagle (Cheyenne, WY)
; Byline: Michelle Dynes Feb. 28--CHEYENNE -- While the Wyoming Legislature has been in session, Liz Brimmer said she's made the Tivoli Coffee Bar her headquarters. These lattes save me, said the owner of Jackson-based public relations firm Brimmer Communications. She said she's been regularly
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Coffee drinkers should watch caffeine levels, experts say.
Wyoming Tribune-Eagle (Cheyenne, WY)
; Byline: Michelle Dynes Mar. 2--CHEYENNE -- While the Wyoming Legislature has been in session, Liz Brimmer said she's made the Tivoli Coffee Bar her headquarters. These lattes save me, said the owner of Jackson-based public relations firm Brimmer Communications. She said she's been regularly
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Specialty coffee emerging in the workplace; Operators face new challenges
Automatic Merchandiser
; 'I think the stress level for you is going to go up. It's not going to go down.' Daniel Cox's observation is based on the many changes taking place in the coffee business today and all the things OCS operators must do the meet the challenges they face. Cox, president of coffee Enterprises,
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