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Legislation

Ugandan government exhorted to support coffee businesses through e-commerce

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Ever since Uganda Coffee Development Authority (UCDA) signed up on the Uganda Electronic Single Window (UESW) platform last year, 18,000 quality certificates have been...
Events

U.S. Mission Uganda leads trade mission to Specialty Coffee Expo

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KAMPALA, Uganda – As part of the U.S. government’s ongoing commitment to building trade and investment opportunities within Uganda, U.S. Ambassador to Uganda Deborah...
Market & Trade

Uganda’s coffee industry is trying to increase its share in the world market

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Uganda’s coffee industry moves to penetrate the international market further, as it makes an appearance in the just concluded Coffee and Tea Expo held...
Market & Trade

Uganda’s coffee exports continue to surge after years of stagnation

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ROME, Italy – After several years of what you would call stagnation, Uganda's leading export commodity, coffee, is now on an upward move. Latest statistics...
Climate

Drought in Brazil has helped boost international prices for Uganda’s coffee

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ROME – The increase in coffee prices has contributed to higher returns and a narrowing of Uganda's current account deficit. A report released in...
Certifications

Uganda’s first-ever coffee auction to take place in January 2018

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KAMPALA, Uganda – Uganda Coffee Development Authority in partnership with the African Fine Coffees Association will provide specialty coffee training in preparation for the...
Institutions

CCAFS projects contribute to Uganda’s ambitious 2025 coffee targets

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SIRONKO, Eastern Uganda – The Government of Uganda has prioritized increasing productivity of coffee from the current four million (60-kilogram) bags per year to 20 million bags by 2025. The coffee subsector, regulated by the Uganda Coffee Development Authority (UCDA), is expected to plant 300 million coffee seedlings per year ...
Production

Uganda: increased production boosts expectations for the new season

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KAMPALA, Uganda – A coffee replanting initiative, which started nearly five years ago, is expected to boost the country’s crop volumes starting this year. “We are seeing an increase in the coffee export volumes this year as the crops we started planting more than three years ago in the replanting exercise have started to yield,” said ...
Culture

Ugandan government is on a mission to get locals to try drinking coffee

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KAMPALA, Uganda – Uganda is one of Africa’s major coffee exporting capitals, shipping millions more beans abroad probably than any other country on the...
Institutions

Uganda aims to boost production and domestic consumption

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On October 1, 2016, the 77 member states of the International Coffee Organisation (ICO) and doPreUganda Mediaf coffee associations from around the globe celebrated...
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