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After selecting its best peeled and pulped cherry coffee beans, which elected 22 winners in October, Brazil now turns its eyes on natural coffee beans. Pre-selection of the Cup of…

Angola is hosting the 55th general assembly of the Inter-Africa Coffee Organization (IACO) in Luanda this week where participants will review all issues related to coffee production, processing, trade and…

In Colombia, over 500,000 families grow coffee. Although the extensive renovation of coffee plantations has increased overall productivity and more families are producing specialty coffees, which help them be protected…

Sri Lanka plans to liberalize the tea industry through allowing tea to be imported into the country within a regulatory framework, Finance Minister Ravi Karunanayake said delivering the budget 2016…

Despite a slight jump in coffee prices at the beginning of October, these gains were short-lived as global commodity markets turned lower, says the ICO monthly report released yesterday in…

The South East Asian branded coffee shop market (across nine countries) shows solid growth, with the total number of outlets estimated at over 14,300 stores in 2015. 2,040 outlets were…

To improve agricultural and business practices and increase productivity, IDH, the Sustainable Trade Initiative brought together the civil society, corporate and finance world for the first time. These parties united…

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The Colombian Coffee Growers Federation (FNC) achieved a significant victory before European courts in defense of the “Café de Colombia” Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) against brands seeking to take advantage…

A commercial deep-water port will be built in Angola’s Porto Amboim in the Kwanza Sul province. It will be built in three phases between 2017 and 2024 and will be…