Articles from Tea & Coffee Trade Journal (September 1, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A traveler's tale: a cuppers' adventure: after visiting the region of Papua New Guinea, for one of its first cupping competition, our cupper realized that within this mountainous and rugged island, lies more than a basis and root for coffee. There are other abundant, plentiful treasures to discover.	Lanter, Orrel Judith		1677
Batdorf & Bronson celebrates 25 years.			166
Calendar: Sept. 1.			414
Coffee Fest Vegas review.			202
Cup of winners: how excellent!	Norr, Serena		1715
Ditting opens Michigan office.		Brief article	85
Farmer Bros. taps Laverty.			89
Geneva, Switzerland: mark your calendars! Tea and Coffee World Cup is embarking on its latest journey to one of the most diverse and cosmopolitan cities in Europe--Geneva, Switzerland.	Norr, Serena		641
Gold Peak revives the iced-tea classics.			189
Green coffee processing.	Castle, Timothy J.; Starr, Joel		3222
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters unveil break-through cup.			261
Hostelcom comes to Barcelona.		Brief article	288
In China, all is fair in coffee & tea wars.	McCabe, Jane		375
Insulair announces agreement with Georgia-Pacific.			152
International bar/cafe: making it in Barcelona: with the many successful companies that specialize in espresso and outline the great city of Barcelona, Spain, it is no wonder that this will continue to be the place to enjoy that great beverage.	Bell, Jonathan		2188
Jean-Marie Peigna, May 8, 2005, age 50.			150
Key Technology opens office in Shanghai.			217
Medium speed packaging machine for tea.			292
Miko acquires Hamburg-based Leo Coffee.			373
MPE introduces the "Real Time" automatic Density Control.			87
Nestle to build factory in Indiana.		Brief article	109
New coffee association in Peru.	Karakundakoglu, Ramazan		173
New suggestions about the discovery of coffee.	Karakundakoglu, Ramazan		254
Nuova Simonelli doubles their take.			258
Oolong teas of China & Taiwan: loved by tea connoisseurs for its rich and varied flavors, oolong tea is going mainstream, as consumers learn more about the diverse types of specialty teas available to them.	Stevens, Robin		2236
Ottens merges with MK Flavors.		Company overview	176
QSR vs. coffee house franchise success: the world of quick service restaurants, or QSR as industry insiders like to say, is a very specialized area of the retail business. Where else does a business procure inventory, process, package and sell its products all under one roof?	Kowalski, Rick		1248
Rancilio North America hires marketing manager.			116
Rare teas: in defining rare teas, one must understand the overall process used to produce the fine quality and taste that symbolizes tea.	Altman, Randy		1828
Roasting and connoisseur brewing flick.			166
Rovema names Bibens.		Brief article	209
T42 introduced new 4-Pack carriers.			181
Tata Coffee buys Eight O'Clock Coffee.			145
Teamac: designed to fit: it may be due to the company's ideal location, in the town of Budrio, Bologna, which just happens to be the leader in packaging technology, or just their latest innovation and machinery that is redefining the way teabags are designed. Despite the reason, one thing remains and that is that Teamac is quickly becoming one of the strongest teabag manufacturers in the industry.			597
Ted Lingle joins CQI.			87
The pros, cons & business of selling Fair Trade tea--Part one.	Komancheck, Wendy		1348
The water we drink: a critical component of beverages: Neal Robinson of BUNN reveals the importance of quality water in developing a great tasting cup of coffee or tea.	Robinson, Neal		1429