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Ree Drummond, famously known as The Pioneer Woman, represented by Earthbound Brands, announced that they have partnered with coffee producer Zavida Coffee Roasters to provide customers across the country with a new, premium coffee line.

Inspired by a reverence for the deep cultural roots of tea and an appreciation for each tea’s distinctive origins, Tea Horse Road LLC released Seven Teas, a portfolio of organic teas made from Fair Trade-certified ingredients.

1850 Coffee has partnered with Farmer Connect and IBM Blockchain Technology to allow coffee drinkers to trace their coffee back to its origin through a QR code located on select bags of its coffee.

Bay area favorites Peet’s Coffee and the San Francisco 49ers teamed up to celebrate their faithful fans with a new limited-edition coffee blend, Faithful. Crafted by Peet’s, the Faithful Blend  embodies the same confidence, strength and spirit the team has when on the field.

To support New Year's resolutions for wellness and mindfulness, Tea Forté released its Wellbeing Collection, featuring five new tea blends designed to rejuvenate the mind and body, it says.

In the spirit of Umoja (unity) and the seven principles of Kwanzaa, the New Harlem Coffee Co., New York, has released the aromatic Kwanzaa Blend of gourmet coffee. It is blended from multi-origin coffee beans, mainly Costa Rica and Central America. This special blend is roasted in small batches to create this specially spiced flavor, the company says.

No Sculls Coffee added Cinnamon Hazelnut, Cinnabun and Pumpkin Spice flavors to its portfolio in time for the holidays.

Invoking notions of wintery snowcap mountains and the wafting aroma of freshly brewed coffee, Peets Coffee brings some reinvented traditions to coffee-lovers everywhere by debuting new limited-edition hot or iced coffees as was as its bagged 2020 Holiday Blend.

Chamberlain Coffee has launched its Holiday Blend, which has notes of chocolate, graham cracker and a hint of cinnamon, it says.

Keurig Dr Pepper (KDP), Burlington, Mass., and Plano, Texas, announced that it has successfully achieved one of its long-standing sustainability commitments — all of the K-Cup pods the company produces are now recyclable.