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USDA sees world production rebound 7.8M bags in 2022/23

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WASHINGTON, USA – The Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has released the latest Coffee: World Markets and...

Dubai’s external trade in coffee generated almost $1 billion in the last ten years

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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – Statistics released by Dubai Customs have revealed that Dubai’s external trade in coffee generated AED3.5 billion ($952.75 million) in...

The coffee industry scrambles for fresh beans to meet demand from stockpiling consumers

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MILAN – The current market situation in the coffee industry for Arabica coffees had the spotlight in the Financial Times yesterday. The Coronavirus pandemic...
Market & Trade

Coffee trading is virtually paralysed in Vietnam due to government’s restrictions

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MILAN – Coffee trading in Vietnam is virtually paralysed by a two-week ban on all but essential activities, which started last Wednesday. Meanwhile, traders...

Coffee trade subdued in Vietnam ahead of the Lunar New Year holiday

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MILAN – Vietnam’s coffee growers completed harvest operations for the 2019/20 crop as of January 15, according to the median estimate of 13 analysts...

How ARC helps Lennart Clerckx fulfil his dream of a new trade model

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MILANO - Lennart Clerckx, a 35 years old dutch man, founder of Tsu - This side up - , trader of non commercial coffees,...
Climate

Why British coffee and tea maker Taylors prioritizes supplier resilience

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Businesses no longer need to be convinced that the world is changing at an alarming rate. That’s old news. Today’s companies understand that global warming is happening now, that weather patterns are increasingly unpredictable and that millions are at risk from rising sea levels in some parts of the world and water shortages in others.
Market & Trade

Carnival and price drops in New York futures market limit trades in Brazil

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SAO PAULO, Brazil – The pace of arabica coffee trades was slow in Brazil and prices were dropping in late February. Sellers, who were refrained from the market, did not consider asking prices attractive. Besides, the recess because of carnaval in Brazil limited trades even more.
Companies

Hapag-Lloyd intensifies activities in coffee transport

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About one in every hundred containers on board of Hapag-Lloyd vessels is filled with whole or ground coffee beans – and this figure is...
Companies

Vietnam, UK seek ways to boost coffee trade

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Vietnamese and British coffee enterprises are keen on promoting doing business together, Vietnam Coffee and Cocoa Association (VICOFA) Chairman Luong Van Tu told a...

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