Enjoying a cup of coffee brewed from high-end beans is a sought-after experience. If you love Kona coffee from Hawaii, you know how true this is. Grown on the Big Island of Hawaii, Kona coffee is one ...

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.

Kona’s coffee industry is composed of hundreds of family-owned orchards, usually three to five acres in size, and their immigrant workers often come from mixed-status families, ...

When it comes to the country of origin of their coffee, most Americans think Brazil, Colombia, or Ethiopia. But, unbeknownst to many, the US has domestically produced coffee, and Kona Coffee is ...

Kona coffee runs anywhere from $49 to $79. That compares to $18 to $25 a pound for coffee from other countries. "But you add anywhere from 20% to 40% on that and you're going to start seeing that ...

Kona Island Coffee currently offers both hazelnut- and pineapple-infused Kona coffee pour-overs ($5.45), but the couple hopes to offer a third flavor at the brick and mortar, as well as sell bags ...

The Kona coffee-growing area, for example, is just 30 miles long. Harvesting the beans by hand is also labor intensive but necessary due to the region’s rocky, inclined topography.

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 ...

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

Hawaii’s coffee industry, half grown in Kona, is weathering changes because of a new state law. Act 198 aims to address deceptive labeling, raising the mandatory percent of Hawaii-grown coffee ...

Kona Coffee plans to open its first brick-and-mortar shop in Mountain View later this year. You can find their coffee truck at Valley Medical Center on 751 S Bascom Ave.