Coffee Board of India registers 30,000 farmers on blockchain marketplace
MILAN – After a tepid launch earlier this year, the Coffee Board of India‘s (CBoI) blockchain coffee marketplace is seeing...
Blue Marble expands insurance program for Colombian coffee farmers
NEW YORK, U.S. — Blue Marble Microinsurance, a startup with the mission of providing socially impactful, commercially viab...
Colombia aims to cover all coffee farms under a verification standard by 2027
MILAN — Created in 1927, the Federación Nacional de Cafeteros de Colombia (FNC) is a forerunner of all organisations that ...
Brazil’s price averages in January 2019 are the lowest in 4 years, says Cepea
SAO PAULO, Brazil — Coffee prices remained stable Brazil in January (Dec. 28 2018 – Jan. 31 2019), but the average monthly...
Xinhua-Yunnan (Pu’er) Coffee Price Index officially unveiled in Beijing
BEIJING, People’s Republic of China — China Economic Information Service (CEIS) of Xinhua News Agency, the government of P...
Ethiopia: coffee export show 21.78% increase up from previous fiscal
ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — Ethiopian Coffee and Tea Development and Marketing Authority said coffee export showed an incremen...
Kenya’s coffee still fetching premium price at New York Exchange
ROME, Italy – Kenya's coffee continues to fetch a premium price in the world market, making it the most valued beverage at...
Ecosia search engine will help plant 360,000 native trees in Cauca areas
POPAYÁN, Colombia – In partnership with the global network Pur Projet and the revolutionary search engine Ecosia, the Colo...
Vietnam coffee shipments were down over 15 percent in first half
MILAN – Coffee shipments from Vietnam, the world’s largest producer and exporter of the Robusta variety, are expected to drop an estimated 15.5 percent in the first half of calendar year 2017, government data showed on Thursday. Exports are estimated at 829,000 tonnes, or 13.8 million 60-kg bags during the January-June period ...
Tanzania: Research Institute launches scheme to increase production
MOSHI, Tanzania – The Tanzania Coffee Research Institute (TaCRI) has embarked on a training programme for farmers on modern crop husbandry in order to enable coffee to regain its lost glory. Under the programme, several farmers in Kilimanjaro Region have been assisted in forming groups under which they are exposed to ...
