Tea and Coffee Trade Journal

Tea and Coffee Trade Journal is a small publishing company based in Long Island City, New York. The company has three employees and generates $0.5 million in annual revenue. Tea & Coffee Trade Journal has a rich history, having been founded in 1901 by William H Ukers. The publication focuses on providing comprehensive coverage of the global coffee and tea industries, from the initial cultivation of the beans or leaves to the final cup consumed. Their target audience includes a diverse range of professionals within the industry, including coffee roasters, tea packagers, packers and co-packers, importers, exporters, traders, and allied service providers. Editorial content for Tea and Coffee Trade Journal covers a wide array of topics relevant to its readership. These include in-depth reports on coffee and tea producing countries, sustainability initiatives, research and development advancements, technologies used in roasting, grinding, and processing, tea brewing and blending techniques, information about various coffee and tea varietals, packaging innovations, warehousing and logistics best practices, company profiles, global market trends, and equipment and machinery used in both the coffee and tea industries. In addition to its monthly publication, Tea and Coffee Trade Journal also produces the annual Ukers’ Global Directory and Buyers’ Guide, a valuable resource for businesses involved in the tea and coffee trades. The company also organizes the annual Tea & Coffee World Cup trade show, which rotates between Europe and Asia. Users can visit their website at teaandcoffee.net for more information.