All posts tagged "Guatemala"
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23From 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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Guatemalan 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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‘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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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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As 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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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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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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What’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...
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Counter Culture Coffee and Twin Release Toolkit To Help Coffee Farmers Address Climate Change
Counter Culture Coffee, Twin, and Duke University developed an open-source toolkit to help structure workshops with coffee farmers to identify climate change...
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In China’s Tea Growing Heartland, Coffee Is Fast Becoming the New Flavor
From time.com A dozen international coffee experts shuffle around a long wooden table, pausing at each steaming cup, head dipping, sniffing deeply, and...
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Sustainable Harvest® offers extraordinary micro lots in La Lucha auction
The silent auction—taking place during the SCA Specialty Coffee Expo—offers coffees scoring 86+ points from growers who have scored high on the...
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This coffee is certified female
The beans that City Girl Coffee markets come from farms that women own and operate. First, Americans just drank plain old coffee....
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Broadsheet 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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New York Based Philanthropic Company Helps Homeless Youth
With all the negative news spreading around the world, here is a feel-good story worth reading about: This past month MADD launched...
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Waitrose stops selling coffee tins showing slaves working on plantations
From www.telegraph.co.uk Waitrose has removed coffee tins showing slaves working on plantations from its shelves following a backlash from customers. The illustrations appeared on...
