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• Foodmakers still have appetite for advertising
Rick Searer, Kraft's executive vice president and president of the company's North America division, said the company has been boosting the quality of its products, such as putting Arabica beans in Maxwell House coffee and making improvements to its ...
• Hurricane Ike blasts Bahamas, aims at Cuba
Workers rushed to protect coffee plants and other crops and organized food and cooking-oil distribution efforts. At the U.S. naval base at Guantanamo Bay in southeast Cuba, all ferries were secured and beaches were off limits.
• Favre era for Jets begins, against Pennington
That’s the hype around the game,” Pennington said. “Good coffee talk. All the transactions that have happened — that’s why it’s fun.
• Boeing workers gear up for strike
Union volunteers rolled out 52-gallon oil drums — known as "burn barrels" — and readied coffee and soup to keep expected picketers warm at the company's Everett, Washington plant, despite the balmy 65 degree weather.
• Mystery of the missing millionaire
His kin, the Israel family of New Orleans, had built from scratch one of the largest trading companies in America— sugar, cocoa, coffee, turning themselves from immigrants to old money in the space of three generations.