Articles from Tea & Coffee Trade Journal (September 1, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[Cartoon].		Cartoon	10
A look at Vermont's analytical coffee minds: as the administrative company for coffee analysts and coffee extracts & ingredients, Coffee Enterprises, offers a high level of strategic coffee consulting and an analytical and sensory testing facility, which works with leaders in the industry such as Dunkin Donuts and McDonald's.	Luxner, Larry		2131
Cafe Iguacu: eco-friendly & thriving: with the world's increased concern for the environment, soluble coffee manufacturer, Cia Iguacu has been and continues to develop environmentally friendly programs for the coffee industry.	McCabe, Katherine	Company overview	1907
Calendar.		Calendar	362
Choclatea combines chocolate & tea.			173
Country's tea loses its flavor in Pakistan.			304
Curtis iced tea dispensers.			143
Drive-thru windows, ready for access.			173
Efico and CTA join forces.			235
Eyes on Starbucks.	McCabe, Jane		291
Ferguson joins Coffee Solution.			110
Ghana signs coffee deal.			194
illycaffe coffee education comes to the U.S.			174
It's not just caffeine! Coffee, the most popular drink in the world after water, is a functional plant whose seeds produce a beverage that provides health benefits.	Lima, Darcy R.		680
Joe Fizz coffee soda.			96
Keble Munn: the Blue Mountain Coffee man died, April 2008, age 88.	Schoenholt, Donald N.	Obituary	529
Keys to creating a profitable brand in a bad economy: we have all heard and read the news--and it is as dark as black coffee.	LaFlamme, Lon L.; Morris, David J.		1245
Mahlkonig K30 Single Espresso Grinder.			154
Malta & tea tradition: Part II: as a concluding segment to our series on tea in Malta, Georgina Gordon-Ham visits La Fontanella in Mdina (the old capital) and Palazzo Naxxar, a stately home open to the public with its recently created afternoon teas.	Gordon-Ham, Georgina		1223
McLeod hopes to become debt-free soon.		Brief article	125
Melitta--here's to the next century! From the kitchen of a housewife in Dresdon to the homes and businesses of the world today, Melitta has come a long way in the coffee industry over the last 100 years.	Lund, Lauren		1000
More than just the Taj Mahal--tea & coffee pilgrimages in India: for most visitors to the November 20-22 Tea & Coffee World Cup/ASIA in Hyderabad, India the experience of the location alone is worth the visit. For most tea and coffee professionals, it may be a valuable decision to extend their trip and incorporate industry-related activities within the country that truly has everything to offer.	Rubinstein, Alexis	Cover story	2161
Natural Choices Botanica (Legacy Teas).			130
New coffee brand to boost farmers' income.			237
Open season on mermaids: Starbucks faces yet more criticism in the media. Donald Schoenholt observes and comments.	Schoenholt, Donald N.		1571
Oreskovic joins Spectrum.		Brief article	69
Rainforest Alliance workshops and annual gala.			333
Rancilio acquires majority shares of Egro.			133
Retailer profile: Roberts & Co.--a local shop with an international following: the UK certainly does not lack specialty coffee and tea retail shops, however few have the history that tan be found at Roberts & Co. From tea firms to roasteries and cafes, the Roberts family has definitely earned their industry reputation.		Interview	874
Specialty teas from the Bolivian mountains: after unsuccessful attempts to establish a profitable tea industry in Bolivia in the 20th century, the tea plantations high up in the Andes are now producing acclaimed speciality organic teas for the international market. Jane Pettigrew tells their story.	Pettigrew, Jane		1375
Tea Association's directors.			96
Tea dregs can substitute for coke.			100
The KR 805 grinder from Ditting.			74
Viking bagger from Leonhard Packaging.			95