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Native American Museum Cafes Preserve Tradition, Embrace Innovation

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In every bite, they remind us that Native foods are not relics but vibrant expressions of identity, sustainability, and survival, deeply connected to the land and the people who steward it. Supported by the Oklahoma Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust, this green space embodies sustainable Indigenous practices.

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Coffee News Recap, 13 Jun: Gesha scores 98 points at 2025 BoP, potential IPO for Pret A Manger & other stories

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The pioneering farm first broke records in 2004, when it sold one of its Geshas for US $21/lb, making it the world’s most expensive coffee at the time. Roaster co-working hubs in Lviv and petrol station networks sustained specialty growth amid conflict. Kyiv, Ukraine) Mon, 9 Jun – Coffee Island debuts New Delhi’s first 24/7 café.

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The New Chicken Liver Toast Is Decidedly Luxurious

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Opened in New York City in 2004, the Spotted Pig, before its staggering fall , also served chicken liver toast , messy and meaty on thick, crusty bread. Chicken liver can be affordable, sustainable, and also a luxury. At Brooklyn’s Fort Defiance, the chicken liver with mostarda and sourdough has been a menu staple for a decade.

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Go Magnum or Go Home

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Cool coastal fog rolls into the vines at Iron Horse , where the Sterling family has been sustainably farming Chardonnay and pinot noir since 1975. Broc Cellars in Berkeley made natural wine long before it was cool, starting with light and fruity zinfandel in 2004. Wild western bubbles Iron Horse’s Stargazing Cuvee.

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MRM Franchise Feed: Church’s Goes Hybrid and Curry Up Incentives Now

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“As many companies look to create a new normal for employees, Church’s has chartered a course that focuses on sustaining our team members and securing the continuity of our business,” said Karen Viera, Chief People Officer for Church’s Chicken.

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Understanding the co-operative model in Kenya’s coffee sector

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Legally, all Kenyan co-ops must be registered under the 2004 Co-operative Societies Act. Mr. Gathura believes that producers need to be more self-sustainable, regardless of whether they work with co-operatives or not. “We So, how can Kenyan coffee farmers overcome these challenges?

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How do specialty coffee roasters buy rare lots at auction?

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The first example was in 2004. Broadly speaking, specialty coffee places a lot of value on quality, transparency, traceability, and sustainability. Private auctions can also promote transparency, traceability, and sustainability in the specialty coffee industry. Why are these auctions becoming more popular?

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