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Gaze upon this dog and despair, for you will never know the true peace and nirvana that he felt at that moment.

U.S. cocoa futures closed 3 percent lower on Thursday, weighed down by the weak sterling that attracted selling to the market.

Fascination of Plants Day is a chance to celebrate plant scientists working to feed the world, improve health and develop sustainable energy supplies Happy Plants Day: A company has created a prototype car built from hemp composites, and another is recycling coffee grounds for fuel.

If you follow health and medical research news, you might be interested in findings that drinking coffee regularly can lower the risk of depression among Asian women.

As Trina Robinson showed us a few weeks back, regular K-cups can end up on landfills and harm our environment.

The benefits and risks of coffee are often debated, but a new study has found that coffee drinkers may be better off sticking to that cup of joe: in fact, having two cups of coffee a day may just help you live longer - even if it's decaf.

It is definitely confusing-one minute the news is touting the benefits of coffee, and the next, it is calling it a poison.

Here's something to lessen the misery of continuing classes into the summer: Balzac's Coffee has arrived on Ryerson University's campus.

According to a recent study in the New England Journal of Medicine , coffee extends your life.

Twin Peaks creator David Lynch, best known for producing films like Blue Velvet that showcase his surrealist style, has veered into coffee.

Thirsty Dog Brewing Co. in Akron will tap its 15th anniversary Cask Conditioned Coffee Porter at 5:30 p.m. today at its tasting room.

Anyone who habitually reads The New Yorker along with their equally habitual morning cup of joe will remember with great fondness Malcolm Gladwell's 2001 story "Java Man," in which Gladwell considered "how caffeine created the modern world." Now comes yet more evidence that Sweden's King Gustav III got it all wrong.

Britain was never known for its coffee. It is no surprise that Nespresso and other coffee pods caught on there.

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Coffee sales continue to point towards greater sophistication and diversification.