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5-7 December 2016 Park Hyatt Saigon, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam The 22nd Annual Asia International Coffee Conference is Co-hosted by the Vietnam Coffee and Cocoa Association (VICOFA), together with…

Thanks to the efforts of a host of retailers including Caffé Nero, Costa and McDonald’s, the streets of Manchester will soon be inundated with giant coffee cup bins, as charity…

The Indian Government may consider reducing duty on import of processing machinery for the tea and coffee industry with a view to boost domestic production and exports. The industry has…

ages between African producers and international buyers and building capacity across the African coffee value chain. The results of the competition were then published and buyers can approach the producers…

New research, being released in New Zealand, on International Coffee Day suggests this may be the bleak future for coffee drinkers around the world. According to the new independent report…

There has been a decline in the demand for Blue Mountain Coffee on the Japanese market, where 70 per cent of locally produced coffee is sold. This was disclosed during…

According to a report by Euromonitor, Ethiopia is now one of the largest coffee markets in Africa with a rough estimate of 127,000 tonnes sold in 2015, which is a…

The Director General of the Angolan National Coffee Institute of Angola (INCA), João Ferreira Neto announced the launch of a programme to triple annual production of coffee in order to…

France has passed a controversial ban on single use plastic cups, knives forks and plates. The plastic ban law was hidden away in the “transition to green energy” bill that…

Despite the negative impact that El Niño phenomenon and the recent transport strike have had on Colombian coffee production and exports, coffee production increased significantly during the past twelve months.…