Articles from Tea & Coffee Trade Journal (January 20, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Africa's specialty coffee belt: Ethiopia to Zimbabwe.	Butler, Reg		2366
Barnie's enters Indonesia.		Brief Article	179
Bewleys USA names Bacon.		Brief Article	103
Brew Express--for quick coffee.			169
Bringing sustainable to the people: roasters everywhere are providing Rainforest Alliance-Certified coffee.			2402
Calendar.		Calendar	630
Coffee fest offers latte art training, receives awards.		Brief Article	249
Coffee production rises in El Salvador, Honduras.	Luxner, Larry		403
Cup of Excellence auction prices stun Bolivian farmers.		Brief Article	268
Fiber paper prices to increase.		Brief Article	111
Finding tea on-line: a good tea is no longer hard to find.	Komancheck, Wendy	Column	3252
Insomnia coffee acquire rival Perk.		Brief Article	138
Kason cuts costs with fluid bed.		Brief Article	200
Kenya teas enter U.S.			109
Lilla's Opus 3rd Generation.			180
Nalbach launches new auger filler.		Brief Article	218
Reinheimer rejoins Monin.		Brief Article	159
Rooibos for a Taste of Africa: this newly popular plant is making waves in tea cups everywhere.	Butler, Reg		1757
Royal Cup names Brockenbrough.		Brief Article	72
Single cup coffee ... taste & choice will grow the market.	Dehn, Wes		2184
Smaller crop, high quality after drought.		Brief Article	130
Solberg & Hanson celebrates.		Brief Article	85
Solubles--where art & science meet.	Castle, Timothy J.; De Cuir, Deborah; Seidel, Karl	Interview	3267
The fever for the flavor: Part I--tea & coffee trade journal's 14th annual syrup & flavor survey: it's that time of year again, when we examine the flavor and syrup industry by surveying the leading manufacturers for the latest and greatest. This article attempts to take an accurate snapshot of the state of flavors and syrups today, and its possibilities for the future.	Levy, Amelia		1779
Tsunami tragedy.	McCabe, Jane	Editorial	514
What's new with the SCAE.			653