Coffee lovers sip what they think is premium Kona coffee, only to discover it’s a mass-produced blend lacking the unique taste born from the fertile volcanic soil of Hawaii’s Big Island.

Coffee is added to skin care products for exfoliation and aromatherapy spa treatments. Coffee-scented candles are popular, as are clocks and other desk accessories made from wood of the coffee tree.

The world's best coffee is grown on small family farms in Hawaii, according to many coffee enthusiasts. Abby Munoz of Monarch Coffee on the Big Island shared insight with Fox News Digital.

Hawaii’s coffee industry, half grown in Kona, is weathering changes because of a new state law.

The Trump crackdown has reached the volcanic Island of Hawaii, where immigrants, some of them undocumented, are crucial to cultivating the rare coffee.

Kona coffee farmers won $41 million in a class-action lawsuit that accused companies of using the "Kona" name misleadingly on their products.

A new Hawaii coffee law raises the mandatory percentage of Hawaii-grown coffee to 51% to prevent deceptive advertising.

Kona Coffee Growers Used Science to Win a 5-Year Legal Dispute With Wide Implications for Other Premium Product Makers A tangle of litigation over Hawaiian-grown coffee hinged on testing to show ...

A testing method borrowed from geology helped farmers sue a slew of stores selling supposed “Kona” coffee.

Kona coffee farmers settled a class action lawsuit with one of more than 20 coffee wholesalers, distributors and retailers last month.