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17GEA Completes Production At Tata Coffee Plant In Vietnam
From: beveragedaily.com GEA has completed a freeze-dried instant coffee plant on a green field site in Vietnam for Tata Coffee, a subsidiary...
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One Of Delhi’s Oldest Coffee Suppliers Now Has A Cafe
From: thehindu.com My friend Harsh is quite the coffee fiend. He developed a taste for the brew during a sojourn abroad, and...
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A Blizzard Of “Sustainability” Labels
From: knowablemagazine.org A frog the size of a fingernail. A poncho-clad farmer leading his mule. A tree, some intertwining leaves, a silhouetted...
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Rwanda: Local NGO Bets On Training To Turnaround Fortunes Of Women Coffee Farmers
From: allafrica.com Like most women who are engaged in agriculture, Prisca Mukamurenzi–a coffee farmer–used to grapple with low yields for a long...
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Brazil’s 2019 Coffee Crop Seen Falling 17% To 50.9 Mln Bags
From: nasdaq.com Brazil’s coffee crop is expected to reach 50.9 million 60-kg bags this year, a volume in the low end of...
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Crimson Cup Leads Independent Coffee House Owners And Baristas On Seed-To-Cup Journey In Honduras
From: finance.yahoo.com Crimson Cup Coffee & Tea recently flew owners and staff from six independently owned coffee houses to the Siguatepeque region...
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Starbucks Serves Up $1bn ‘Oversubscribed’ Sustainability Bond
From: businessgreen.com Starbucks has issued a new $1bn ‘Sustainability Bond’ aimed at supporting the development of ethically sourced coffee and farming R&D...
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A New High: Indigenous Thai Farmers Swap Opium For Coffee, Land
From: reuters.com DOI TUNG, Thailand (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Somchai Sophonsookpaiboon does not remember much about his younger years, except that they...
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Vietnam: Inside 43 Factory Coffee Roaster’s Stunning Da Nang Cafe
From: sprudge.com Coffee has a long, rich history in Vietnam. Sidewalk cafes with tiny tables and plastic stools are ubiquitous throughout the...
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Tanzania’s Coffee Output May Drop 23% Next Season On Drought
From: bloomberg.com Tanzania, Africa’s fourth-biggest coffee producer, said output next season may drop 23% because of a drought and lower crop cycle. The...
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Racketeering Lawsuit Dismissed Against Coffee Co. From ‘Monk of Mokha’ Bestseller
From: sf.eater.com A US District Court judge has dismissed claims that coffee company Port of Mokha and its founder, Mokhtar Alkhanshali —...
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Coffee’s Bitterness Makes Sweet Addition To Farmers’ Incomes
From: global.chinadaily.com.cn Forty-four-year-old Zhao Jiadong prefers his coffee served black. “People like us who have gone through a bitter life no longer...
