As the world comes together to celebrate International Coffee Day on 1st October, Java Republic is proud to be on the pulse of everything that the day stands for. International Coffee Day is about ...

The proximity to the airport is pretty apt, actually – if you’ve ordered a coffee on board an Aer Lingus flight in recent years, you’ve been drinking Java Republic’s beans.

In Indonesia, Mercy Corps supports women through small business and leadership training. One coffee farmer created a unique product to support her household.

Java Republic, the Dublin coffee roaster and supplier, is “open to exploring acquisition opportunities” as the soaring cost of coffee beans creates the potential for market consolidation.

Climate change has been central to the good times and instrumental to coffee’s discouraging prognosis in Indonesia, the world’s fourth-biggest producer. Crop shortfalls around the globe drove ...

The Iowa retailer has refreshed its java roster with eight new blends as consumers increasingly demand more premium offerings.

Luis Carlos Herrera, Head Barista at Andaz Peninsula Papagayo Resort in Costa Rica, reveals his secrets for making the perfect cup of coffee for National Coffee Day.