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Starbucks adds Visitor Center to its Costa Rican farm, Hacienda Alsacia

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SEATTLE, U.S. – Starbucks Coffee Company will be developing a visitor center on the grounds of its wholly owned coffee farm, Hacienda Alsacia. Purchased almost four years ago, Hacienda Alsacia is located in Costa Rica on the slopes of the Poas volcano and serves as a global Research and Development facility and working farm for Starbucks.
Market & Trade

Costa Ricans are the second most avid coffee consumers in Latin America

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MILAN – A global study about the consumption of soft drinks was done by the global market research company Euromonitor International. The company presented its...
Climate

A quarter of Southern Costa Rica’s coffee crop lost to Hurricane Otto

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Increased rainfall caused by the mid-November cold front followed by Hurricane Otto in late November resulted in large losses for Costa Rica’s coffee producers...
Health

BioNovelus Inc. meets Starbucks’ officer and agronomic engineers

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PHOENIX, U.S. - Jean Ekobo, CEO of BioNovelus Inc. recently attended the ‘Sintercafe - International Coffee Week,’ the largest coffee convention in Central America. This...
Companies

Café José Coffee introduces its Facebook Store

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ANDOVER, MA U.S. - Café José Coffee Co., a Massachusetts based roaster of gourmet, fair trade coffee from Costa Rica, announces the launch of...
Competitions

Costa Rican capital to host Coffee Festival

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Costa Rica’s National Stadium in the country’s capital San José will host the first edition of “Cheers to Coffee Festival” (Viva el Café Festival) mostly catered to the young population but open ...
Climate

Costa Rica maintains ban on Robusta

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The National Coffee Congress of Costa Rica rejected a proposal to lift a ban on growing the robusta coffee bean, local media report quoting two participants at an extraordinary congressional session held on ...
Climate

Costa Rica: Rust returns to coffee plantations

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In plantations in different parts of Costa Rica, and especially in Turrialba and Coto Brus, an increase has been detected in the presence of...
Companies

Krispy Kreme Doughnut shops to open in Costa Rica

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WINSTON-SALEM, N.C., U.S. - Krispy Kreme Doughnuts, Inc., today announced a development agreement with Inversiones DBA-KKD de Costa Rica, SRL (“Inversiones”) to open 10...
Awards

Taza Agua gets award for bottling water to make coffee

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COSTA RICA (PRWEB)  – Taza Agua, the world’s first to market bottled water company designed specifically for America’s $18 billion dollar annual coffee market, has...
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