Tag: Coffee Farmers

Covid-19: Impact of the Pandemic on the Coffee Production Chain (Part 1)

Covid-19_ Impact of the Pandemic on the Coffee Production Chain - 1 - PRODUCTION & INTERNATIONAL TRADE (2)

The pandemic (COVID-19) will have a global impact on the coffee sector, with short-, medium- and long-term effects, involving the entire supply chain from production to international trade to coffee consumption. In addition to being a dramatic public health crisis with a significant impact on economies around the world, the coronavirus pandemic represents a further challenge to the coffee sector

The New World Coffee Order

In the New World Coffee Order, import and export operators become ambassadors of origin, improving the relationship of brands with the communities and the quality of the growing coffee.

From Colombia a Special Taste Experience

A good idea to meet the needs of customer tastes comes from Colombia, it is Barrique Rum Fermentation, the fermented coffee inside Rum barrels, a very particular way of processing green coffee.

Stop Aid to Coffee Producers in Colombia

The Colombian government will not be offering immediate subventions to coffee farmers, due to budget constraints this year. This comes at a time when coffee producers are plagued with low prices and heavy rains, as reported by Reuters. The National Federation of Coffee Growers of Colombia had appealed to the government for help for coffee farmers due to lower prices both

Coffee Plants Used For Forest Conservation By The Cibulao Farmers

Farmers in the Cibulao village have been using the coffee plant to protect the forest against illegal exploitation, as reported by The Jakarta Post. The coffee farmers’ movement was started by three siblings, Kiryono, Jumpono, and Dasim, all of whom are residents of Cibulao working for the Ciliwung tea plantation. Cibulao is located in the Puncak area of Bogor, in the

Budget Constraints Force Colombian Government To Stop Aid to Coffee Producers

The Colombian government will not be offering immediate subventions to coffee farmers due to budget constraints this year. This comes at a time when coffee producers are plagued with low prices and heavy rains, said the head of the Coffee Growers’ Federation. As stated by Reuters, the National Federation of Coffee Growers of Colombia had appealed to the government

Kenya’s Government Plans to Pay Coffee Farmers Monthly

Small-scale coffee farm holders in Kenya may now have a financially secure future as the coffee sector regulator is planning to pay them monthly for deliveries. It should be understood that coffee farmers have a six-month payment cycle, which has made many producers struggle to keep up with their financial obligations, as reported by Daily Business. It should be noted

Two Key-Points To Bear In Mind For The Green Coffee Business

Coffee is a very productive and important business, however it can cause several problems with the environment: according to The Guardian, they propose a two key-points guide for the green coffee business. The most important thing to do is to choose ethical brands with certification bodies like the Rainforest Alliance and Fairtrade Australia New Zealand which make sure that the