All posts tagged "Ethiopia"
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636From OriginDeforestation and Coffee Production
By Michael Opitz Managing Director Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung About one third of the world’s land, more than four billion hectares, is...
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571From OriginEthiopian Coffee As Nation’s Icon
The French are recognised for their perfumes, the Italians for their fashion and design, and the Germans for their great engineering. Similarly,...
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646For Roasters & RetailersA new king of the coffee bean hill in Carmel
Five years ago, Alec Tod was using a popcorn-maker on his stove as a coffee bean roaster. Little did the former pastor...
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631From OriginEureka! California Grown Coffee Is Becoming The State’s Next Gold …
From www.npr.org In most coffee shops, you can choose a cup of joe brewed with beans from countries like Ethiopia, Colombia, Costa Rica...
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568From OriginIs Coffee Tourism Possible in Ethiopia?
These days, when I walk in the streets of Addis Ababa, all I see is traditional coffee shops on every porch of...
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534Top NewsCrimson Cup Celebrates Successful 2017, Anticipates Continued Growth in 2018
Columbus, Ohio coffee roaster Crimson Cup Coffee &Tea racked up another year of continuing growth in 2017. The company opened two new...
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Kenya outlines plans to boost coffee farming
Kenya is the fourth largest coffee producer in Africa. However, over the years the country has been grappling with declining production despite...
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604From OriginIs coffee in a state of crisis?
From www.livemint.com Coffee is not essential to life, but for coffee lovers it is as life-sustaining as water. No wonder it is called...
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663For Roasters & Retailers
DC’s New Coffee Roastery Socially Responsible; Woman Owned & Operated
Candy Schibli graduated college with a degree in engineering and then graduate school in environmental sciences—natural resource management which led her to...
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557For Roasters & RetailersBroadsheet Coffee Roasters
From harvardmagazine.com FIGURING THAT “day-trading my stock portfolio was not the best use of my time,” former banker Aaron MacDougall ’94 chose instead to...
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Kafa, the birthplace of coffee, was a kingdom straight out of Rider Haggard
From www.spectator.co.uk For many of us, coffee is the lift that eases the load of our working day. Yet the sharpened mental focus...
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577For Roasters & RetailersMadison’s JBC Coffee Roasters gets Good Food Award
From www.host.madison.com An Ethiopian coffee from Madison’s JBC Coffee Roasters was named a 2018 Good Food Awards winner last week in California....
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562For Roasters & RetailersThe Third Wave blurs the lines between coffee shop and restaurant
Little did Alvin Toffler know that The Third Wave, a bestseller he authored in the 1980’s, will lend its name to a...
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African coffee at stake on specialty market
From www.ecofinagency.com (Ecofin Agency) – In an increasingly speculative market context, subject to many prices fluctuation factors, it will be profitable for Africa to get...
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THE SHE FACTOR: Blending aroma and taste of success
Anna Tsfasman founded Double B Coffee and Tea in 2012 in Russia with just three people. Now it operates more than 80...
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488From OriginCoffee Export Keeps Momentum in Ethiopia
Within the first five months of the current fiscal year, the amount of revenue that was obtained from the export of almost...