China’s coffee production is a case study of how a traditional tea-drinking nation can develop an important coffee culture and production industry. Find out more
China’s coffee production: A New Frontier in the Global Market


China’s coffee production is a case study of how a traditional tea-drinking nation can develop an important coffee culture and production industry. Find out more

Some of the most recent trade statistics suggest that Myanmar has nearly 49,000 acres of coffee plantations of which 90 per cent of the produce is Arabica and the rest is Robusta. Although the production levels are quite meager, reaching 8000 tons per year, however, the value of exports has increased significantly over the past few years from US$6 million

Following the notice by the Chinese Authority to suspend all large-scale events due to the Novel Coronavirus outbreak, the organisers of some tradeshows decided to postpone some events. HOTELEX Shanghai 2020 announced that the 2020 editions will be postponed until further notice and the new schedule will be announced soon. China international vending machines & self-service facilities fair 2020 (VMF

China is the current market leader in the purchasing of professional coffee machines in Asia and its coffee houses are expanding rapidly. Read more.

In the last few years, China has become one of the largest coffee consumers in the world. Here 7 points to know the reasons.

China continues to be one of the largest growing markets for the coffee shop industry. But what is the secret of its new coffee business model?

China is best known as a tea-drinking country, but, in the last few years, it has become one of the largest coffee consumers in the world, when speaking of the emerging countries. In particular, coffee consumption has grown among young Chinese professionals. According to coffee market analyses reported by www.chinabgao, the growth rate of coffee consumption in China is around

On Wednesday 13th July, Starbucks Corporation announced a financial investment and global licensing deal with Princi, the renowned Italian boutique bakery and café. Starbucks, Milan-based Angel Lab and Pekepan Investments, will focus on expanding the number of standalone Princi locations worldwide. In 2017 the corporation will open the first store in Seattle, and then they will open in Shanghai and

SHANGHAI – Hotelex, one of most important and largest trade show, has made its début at Shanghai New International Expo Center (SNIEC) today and it will end on April 1st, 2016. During the exhibition, the World Coffee Events (WCE) has organized six events, such as the World Latte Art Championship, World Cup Taster Championship, World Coffee Roasting Championship and World Coffee in Good

CHINA – Starbucks expects to open 2,500 new stores over the next five years, as part of an expansion which will eventually see China become the company’s biggest market. Even if Chinese GDP growth falls below 7% and the market sentiment has turned hostile, the Chinese consumers demanding of high quality products has not changed. According to Financial Review, given coffee is the ultimate