All posts tagged "Guatemala"
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29From OriginGuatemala Shut Down Its Anti-Corruption Commission. Now Its People Worry About Impunity.
Life has been especially hard in recent years because of drought. And the government, she said, doesn’t help. When she applies for...
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94From OriginCoffee Farmers Are In Crisis. Starbucks Wants To Help.
From: forbes.com Coffee farmers across the globe are in financial crisis, as the price of coffee has now hit the lowest number in over...
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101From Origin
Despondent Guatemalan Coffee Growers Dream Of US Return
From: news.yahoo.com Aguijotes (Guatemala) (AFP) – Many Guatemalans who spent years working in the United States to come home and set up...
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74Top NewsWhy The Coffee ETN’s Rebound Could Be Stunted
From: etftrends.com In the talk about assets affected by various U.S. trade tariffs, coffee and the iPath Series B Bloomberg Coffee Subindex Total...
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99From OriginSociety Notebook: Coffee By Design Marks 25 Years Of Serving The Community
From: pressherald.com The coffee options couldn’t have been more on point, with the 1994 Blend and the Diamond Street Blend being served...
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91Top NewsEditorial: Immigration Policy: What Should A Cup Of Coffee Cost?
From: baptiststandard.com In the current conversation about the crisis at the U.S./Mexico border, we should not ignore our role in bringing people...
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119From OriginEditorial: The Global Story In Every Cup Of Coffee
From: concordmonitor.com So far this year, according to the Department of Homeland Security, nearly 600,000 migrants, most of them families with children,...
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108From Origin
‘The Migration Problem Is A Coffee Problem’
From: washingtonpost.com HOJA BLANCA, Guatemala — From his wooden hut in the foothills of the Sierra Madre, Rodrigo Carrillo can see the...
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146From OriginGuatemalan coffee growers battling deadly plant fungus, stiff competition abandon farms for US
From geneticliteracyproject.org Guatemala’s coffee farmers are at the mercy of one of the world’s most volatile commodity markets. Over the past two...
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100From Origin
‘The migration problem is a coffee problem’
From washingtonpost.com From his wooden hut in the foothills of the Sierra Madre, Rodrigo Carrillo can see the product of his life...
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82For Roasters & Retailers
Pasadena Coffee Roaster Imports Coffee From Family Farm for 25+ Years
From: spectrumnews1.com PASADENA, Calif. – Whether you prefer an old fashioned drip or a French press, chances are coffee is your drink...
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As Coffee Prices Reach Historic Lows, Mayorga Provides Scholarships for Small Coffee Farmers to Attend Industry Forum
From: prnewswire.com ROCKVILLE, Md., April 25, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — US-based coffee roaster Mayorga Organics has partnered with web-based coffee publication Perfect Daily Grind to create the Mayorga Scholarship, which...
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115From OriginAs Coffee Prices Reach Historic Lows, Mayorga Provides Scholarships for Small Coffee Farmers to Attend Industry Forum
From finance.yahoo.com US-based coffee roaster Mayorga Organics as partnered with web-based coffee publication Perfect Daily Grind to create the Mayorga Scholarship, which will provide...
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134From Origin
Learning About Fairtrade From Coffee Producers In Guatemala
From: thenews.coop I’ve been a member of the Midcounties Co-operative since I joined as a Co-op Energy customer four years ago, and...
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121Top News
MSU Alumni Create Radical Coffee Project, Help Guatemalan Farmers
From: statenews.com A study abroad trip to Guatemala led three Michigan State alumni to create a coffee trade business called Radical Coffee Project, helping...
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232From OriginWhat’s Climate Doing to Guatemala’s Coffee?
From: blogs.ei.columbia.edu The Samalá River watershed on Guatemala’s Pacific coast is a highly productive region for staple and cash crops. It’s also...