Meet Brandon McKenney, the New Owner of Maine Morning Micro Roasters

Our Coffee Story...

Maine Morning Micro Roasters is committed to serving the greater good and providing fresh, top notch, small batch coffee roasted with love sourced from family farms where people are being supported for their hard work.

Fairly traded coffee empowers farmers to lift themselves out of poverty by investing in their farms and communities, protecting the environment, and developing the business skills necessary to compete in the global marketplace.

Meet the New Owner of Maine Morning Micro Roasters

We are grateful to have found the most perfect new owner for Maine Morning Micro Roasters. Brandon McKenney has been a big fan of our coffee for many years and is an upstanding citizen in the Lakes Region of Western Maine. We will be training him for some months as to have a seamless transition. Brandon is co-owner of Patch Farm in Denmark for over 10 years. He is committed to continuing forward with the same quality and service and we are fully backing him during this transition. We thank all of our customers for your years of loyalty and appreciation for our coffee.

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Maine Morning Micro Roasters can be found at:

Bridgton Farmers Market
Saturdays May-October 8am-Noon Depot Rd, Bridgton
Saturdays Nov-April 9am-Noon 166 Harrison Rd, Bridgton

Sheepscot General Store & Farm
98 Town House Rd, Whitefield, Maine

Food City
295 Main St, Bridgton, Maine

Beth’s Kitchen Cafe
108 Main St, Bridgton, Maine

Webbs Mills Eats & Craft Brews
455 Poland Spring Rd, Casco, Maine

Jim Bob’s General Store
43 E Main St, Denmark, Maine

Center Lovell Market & Restaurant
1007 Main St, Lovell, Maine

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The Local Grocer
3358 White Mt Hwy, North Conway, New Hampshire

Fair Share Co-op
443 Main St, Norway, Maine

Pineland Farms Market
15 Farm View Rd, New Gloucester, Maine

Weston’s Farm & Market
48 River St, Fryeburg, Maine

Tasteful Things
8 Depot St., Bridgton, Maine

Umbrella Factory Supermarket
639 Roosevelt Trail, Naples, Maine

Spice & Grain
17 Portland St, Fryeburg, Maine

Portland Food Co-Op
290 Congress St, Portland, Maine

Southpaw Packing Co
1233 Roosevelt Trail, Raymond, Maine

Bradbury Provisions Bakery
753 Poland Range Rd, Pownal, Maine

News & Events

WHY IS THE PRICE OF COFFEE INCREASING?

The biggest contributing factor to the rise in coffee prices over the past couple of years stems from weather issues and concerns of weather issues in coffee-producing countries, including droughts, record-breaking temperatures and prolonged dry conditions have raised concerns about the upcoming May and June harvest. This has caused the coffee market to behave similarly to the Cocoa futures market, which has been impacted over the past 18 months by drought conditions in the Ivory Coast (the largest producing region for cocoa beans). Non-commercial traders, i.e., Wall Street hedge funds and managed money commodity funds that participate in markets solely on technical factors, have viewed the coffee market as the next “Cocoa market.”

These Index funds and commodity funds currently control over 40% of the Open Interest in the Coffee Futures markets, a percentage unheard of. The financial power of these funds has overwhelmed the coffee industry, and their long position only continues to grow. This has left the physical trade (origin, exporters, importers, roasters, and all of our customers) struggling to keep up.

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Bridgton Farmers Market

Depot Road, Bridgton
May to October 8am to Noon
166 Harrison Rd, Bridgton November to April 9am to Noon

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Mt. Washington Valley

Bridgton Farmers Market

Depot Road, Bridgton
May to October 8am to Noon
166 Harrison Rd, Bridgton November to April 9am to Noon

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Mt. Washington Valley

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