In Japan, it's been a challenge to convince customers that some coffees are worth more than others, with a slowing economy hitting the industry hard.More on the visit halfway down this Specialty Coffee Chronicle article from last month.
Thursday, February 21, 2013
Japanese coffee roasters visit Pittsburgh.
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette writes today about a group of Japanese coffee professionals visiting Pittsburgh to learn a little more about the specialty coffee business.
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