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Hispanic Federation launches coffee development initiative in Puerto Rico

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JAYUYA, Puerto Rico – The Hispanic Federation, together with the Miranda Family, today announced the launch of a five-year initiative to revitalize Puerto Rico’s...
Climate

Agreement signed to help restore the coffee industry in Puerto Rico

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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico – Puerto Rico Agriculture Secretary Carlos Flores has signed an agreement to help producers and greenhouse and nursery operators restore...
Companies

Starbucks opens first new store in Puerto Rico since Hurricane Maria

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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico – Starbucks Puerto Rico is celebrating the opening of its 25th location on the Island, a new café on the...

SCA members rally to support disaster relief in Mexico and Puerto Rico

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MILAN - Following the natural disasters that have hit Puerto Rico and Mexico, the Specialty Coffee Association, or SCA has issued the following statement. “Dozens...
Associations

SCA calls on support for coffee communities affected by natural disasters

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Following news that both Puerto Rico and certain states in Mexico have been devastated by natural disasters, the Specialty Coffee Association, SCA is calling...
Climate

Coffee’s fate is getting jittery as climate change puts growing areas at risk

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WASHINGTON, U.S. – A century ago, Puerto Rico was a coffee-growing powerhouse that sent its finest beans across the Atlantic to satisfy the demands of the European market. Since then, the Caribbean island's role in the global market has dimmed, but coffee remains an iconic product, recently boosted by a small resurgence in coffee cultivation.
Climate

Temperatures in Puerto Rico represent a challenge for coffee growers

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WASHIGTON, U.S. – Climate projections indicate Puerto Rico may be warmer and drier, likely impacting one of the Island's most iconic crops. This could result in less-favorable growing conditions in the coming decades for coffee. A new study by the USDA Caribbean Climate Hub shows that if greenhouse gas emissions and temperatures continue ...
Chocolate

Reviving cocoa farms in Puerto Rico, after centuries of destruction

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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico – The dream of reviving Puerto Rico's chocolate tradition took root in Juan Carlos Vizcarrondo's mind years ago. He's always been obsessed with flowers and trees. As a boy, he planted so much greenery in his mother's backyard, there was hardly room to walk.
Companies

Dunkin’ Donuts Plans Puerto Rico Expansion

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CANTON, Mass., U.S. - Dunkin' Donuts, has announced plans to develop new restaurants in Puerto Rico, with an initial focus in San Juan's metropolitan...
Legislation

Puerto Rico Coffee Roasters owes nearly $68K in back wages, damages and penalties after US Labor Department investigation

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GUAYNABO, Puerto Rico — If you live in Puerto Rico, the coffee you drink was likely harvested, packed and shipped by workers who toil...
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