Sunday 25 July, 2021
The benefit peaked at three to four cups per day, according to new research.
Hook & Ladder has been offering free teas/coffees to frontline workers over the past year.
The cafe announced the re-opening last month after it said it would close permanently in May.
Ferg Brown from Roasted Brown has come up with a way to boost his own coffee sales while supporting his customers.
Several Irish cafes have already taken steps to protect staff and customers from Covid-19.
In 2015, a six-year-old girl flying from Palma de Mallorca to Vienna was badly scalded when her father’s coffee fell into her lap.
The benefit is lost if more than four cups of coffee are consumed, however.
The levy would be part of a range of measures proposed by the environment minister.
Michael Leitch can’t leave Japan’s team hotel without being mobbed by autograph-hunting fans.
One to two caffeinated drinks were reported to have no impact on migraine odds but any more than that increased the likelihood of one occurring.
In town and looking for an early fix of caffeine or breakfast? Here are some starting points.
We highlight some of the most unique spots to get an Americano – and enjoy the view while you’re at it.
The authority has asked wholesalers and retailers to remove these products from shelves and to display point-of-sale notices to inform customers.
Would you pay extra, or are you not a coffee drinker?
Researchers in the UK have said that 60% of coffee variations are at risk.
Hotels, restaurants and hairdressers are among those affected.
The Irish operators of the coffee chain have opened numerous unauthorised outlets in recent years.
Recyclable and compostable options are only truly beneficial if they end up, and are processed, in the correct waste facility, writes industry expert Brian O’Sullivan.
Volunteers spend time with sick children in hospital, doing crafts, reading to them or playing games with them.
The move was prompted by the arrest of two black men who’d been sitting in a Philadelphia branch.
The lawsuit called for the coffee industry to remove acrylamide from its processing.
It’s estimated that over 200 million non-recyclable cups are disposed of annually in Ireland.
On average Irish adults drink four hot drinks a week, with those aged 16-24 are the biggest spenders.
In the age of Peak Coffee Shop, we talk to those at the heart of Ireland’s independent coffee industry.
A coffee will cost you about €2.50.
Introducing this temporary levy could raise €300 million for recycling initiatives, writes Ian Fahey.
Over the last 20 years he has built the company into one of Ireland’s biggest coffee chains.
Three or four cups a day leads to the greatest benefit, according to the study.
Some six thousand litres of oil extracted from ground coffee waste will be added to fuel tanks of the city’s transport authority on Monday.
The owners had claimed the premises was being used as a ‘shop’, not a café.
An environmentalist has advised that coffee chains should give a 20-cent discount to customers who have reusable cups – but implementing that isn’t entirely straightforward.
The initiative was started by one business owner who was unhappy to hear about a new Starbucks opening.
Plane-weary passengers inspired a Tyrone chef to invent an Irish coffee almost 75 years ago.
Altogether more than 680,000 took part in the two studies.
Your daily bite-sized ballot break.
How many of us can say we’ve drank a coffee inside one of these?
