Happy Monday! Some interesting coffee-related news from last week (also, Hey Guys! Haven't seen you for awhile! :D ): A recently presented study looked further into the possible link between coffee consumption and a lowered risk of developing endometrial cancer, Keurig promised to start rolling out recyclable K-cups by the end of this year, and Starbucks had a busy week bringing back the S’mores Frappuccino, opening it’s first store in South Africa, and even launching their own line of emojis.

Happy Monday! It's been a bit of a slow week for coffee in the news: Starbucks announced Starbucks For Life winners, it's soon going to be easier for people to enjoy butter coffee in their home, and a new kind of coffee flour may soon be hitting the market.

Happy Monday Tuesday! Some interesting coffee-related news from the past week: Coffee prices may soon be falling, the makers of  The Ripple Maker unveiled a new app that makes it possible to turn your selfies into foam art, and the recently released U.S. Dietary Guidelines allow for quite a few daily cups of coffee in a healthy diet. Also, Starbucks added a new beverage, the Latte Macchiato, to their menu and digitally released the Starbucks Coffee Passport, previous only available to employees, as a web-based app for everyone to use.

Happy Monday! A quick recap of some interesting coffee-related news stories from the last few weeks: South Sudan will soon begin exporting coffee for the first time ever, a study recently linked enjoying your coffee black with being a psychopath, and Stumptown Coffee Roaster is being bought out by Peet's Coffee & Tea. Starbucks is getting into the holiday season, unveiling their 2015 red holiday cups and once again offering a special, limited edition Halloween-themed frappuccino. Also,  Walter's Coffee, the Breaking Bad themed coffee shop,  may soon come to the U.S. with help from their recently launched Kickstarter campaign.