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Nottingham Coffee Festival 2023
This year we will be welcoming over 1000 people who want to meet, enjoy and learn from local roasters, shops and speciality coffee brands.
There will be opportunities to meet the people behind the brands and chances to try your hand at some latte art alongside industry pro’s and Barista Champions.
Milan Coffee Festival 2023
The Festival will feature live experiences from coffee, food and equipment suppliers. Visitors will enjoy endless free coffee tastings, interactive workshops, demonstrations from world-class baristas, delicious street food, coffee cocktails and so much more.
Based on the highly successful programs in London, Amsterdam and New York, this caffeinated event is an unmissable show for all serious coffee lovers and those working in the coffee industry.
The Festival will take place at Superstudio Più. This highly popular and iconic venue fits perfectly with the creative and boundary-pushing experience that we seek to achieve.
Getting ahead in 2023
It’s going to be another dynamic year. Here’s five tips to help coffee people navigate the coming 12 months.
World Latte Art Championship, World Coffee in Good Spirits Championship & World Coffee Roasting Championship
Taiwan International Coffee Show 2023
What’s been happening this year, plus a sneak peak into 2023
Well done, you’ve made it to the end of another dynamic year.
On United Baristas Market 2, everything connects
Marketplace listings now connect with equipment and coffee companies
The United Baristas guide to buying an espresso machine
With hundreds of commercial espresso machines available, finding the right one can be a challenge. Follow this guide to get the right machine for your business.
Offsetting is for wimps
Announcing an offset scheme is a public confession your business lacks a better plan.
The key cause of a coffee shop’s carbon footprint is (you guessed it) lattes
A new pilot study makes it increasingly clear how the coffee industry can reduce its carbon footprint
How can we make specialty coffee more sustainable?
