Weekly Coffee News: Tariff Representation + Kauai Coffee Update
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Weekly Coffee News: Tariff Representation + Kauai Coffee Update
"Kauai Coffee says it has issued an updated WARN notice delaying potential terminations for 136 employees to April 18-May 2, after previously warning layoffs could occur March 14-28. The company, which is owned by Massimo Zanetti Beverage USA and operates the largest coffee farm in the U.S., is currently negotiating the lease with landowner Brue Baukol Capital Partners."
"McSweeney Langevin, LLC issued a release saying it is seeking to represent importers and businesses before the U.S. Court of International Trade to pursue refunds tied to tariffs collected under IEEPA that the Supreme Court struck down on Feb. 20. In related court filings cited by Reuters, U.S. Customs and Border Protection said it collected about $166 billion in duties and deposits under the IEEPA tariffs."
"2022 U.S. Barista Champion Morgan Eckroth has opened preorders for Coffee, For Here, a new book positioned as an at-home coffee guide covering brewing methods, coffee history and cafe-style recipes, with QR-code video walkthroughs tied to techniques and drinks."
Kauai Coffee, the largest U.S. coffee farm, postponed potential layoffs for 136 employees from March to April-May while negotiating lease terms with Brue Baukol Capital Partners. McSweeney Langevin law firm is pursuing refunds for importers affected by recently struck-down IEEPA tariffs, with approximately $166 billion collected by U.S. Customs and Border Protection. Frinj Coffee founders Jay and Kristen Ruskey died from accidental carbon monoxide poisoning in February. Meanwhile, 2022 U.S. Barista Champion Morgan Eckroth launched preorders for Coffee, For Here, a comprehensive home brewing guide with video tutorials. Ikape released the K2 PRO portable espresso machine featuring Bluetooth connectivity, commercial basket compatibility, and adjustable brewing parameters.
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