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Coffee Exports Slipping, Your Morning Cup May Taste More Bitter: Here's Why
Coffee, the aromatic beloved beverage that fuels millions every morning, is facing an unprecedented challenge. Climate change and global warming are shaking the very roots of coffee plantations worldwide.
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A New Coffee Culture is Brewing in India
India is apparently the fifth largest exporter of coffee in the world and 70 percent of our coffee is exported worldwide. Clearly, we are more than equipped to grow great coffee.
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Brazil Eyes Asian Middle Class to Expand Food Exports
Brazil is betting Asia's rapidly growing middle class will help it capture one tenth of the global food market in five years by expanding its exports beyond soy, sugar and coffee.
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Government May Consider Duty Benefits for Tea, Coffee
The industry has argued that reduction in import duty on the machinery would help in enhancing production and increase exports from India.
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India's Coffee Exports May Drop by 5.6% This Year! Here's Why
India's coffee exports are likely to decline 5.6 per cent due to weak demand from major European buyers.
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Starbucks Opens First Store in Colombia, Land of Coffee
US chain Starbucks on Wednesday opened its first cafe in Colombia -- a world famous coffee exporter -- apparently unafraid it will be like selling sand at the beach.
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In Venezuela election, food is a voting issue
Venezuelans complain that what goes into their Sunday dinner plate comes from abroad: Steak, from Brazil; plantains, the Dominican Republic; rice, South Africa; Parmesan cheese, Uruguay; oats, Chile. Even coffee, in a country famed for it, often is Colombian.
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Coffee Exports Slipping, Your Morning Cup May Taste More Bitter: Here's Why
Coffee, the aromatic beloved beverage that fuels millions every morning, is facing an unprecedented challenge. Climate change and global warming are shaking the very roots of coffee plantations worldwide.
-
A New Coffee Culture is Brewing in India
India is apparently the fifth largest exporter of coffee in the world and 70 percent of our coffee is exported worldwide. Clearly, we are more than equipped to grow great coffee.
-
Brazil Eyes Asian Middle Class to Expand Food Exports
Brazil is betting Asia's rapidly growing middle class will help it capture one tenth of the global food market in five years by expanding its exports beyond soy, sugar and coffee.
-
Government May Consider Duty Benefits for Tea, Coffee
The industry has argued that reduction in import duty on the machinery would help in enhancing production and increase exports from India.
-
India's Coffee Exports May Drop by 5.6% This Year! Here's Why
India's coffee exports are likely to decline 5.6 per cent due to weak demand from major European buyers.
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Starbucks Opens First Store in Colombia, Land of Coffee
US chain Starbucks on Wednesday opened its first cafe in Colombia -- a world famous coffee exporter -- apparently unafraid it will be like selling sand at the beach.
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In Venezuela election, food is a voting issue
Venezuelans complain that what goes into their Sunday dinner plate comes from abroad: Steak, from Brazil; plantains, the Dominican Republic; rice, South Africa; Parmesan cheese, Uruguay; oats, Chile. Even coffee, in a country famed for it, often is Colombian.
