All posts tagged "Indonesia"
-
145From OriginAsia Coffee-Vietnam supply steady but trade subdued, Indonesia quiet
From brecorder.com HANOI/BANDAR LAMPUNG: Coffee trading remained subdued in Vietnam though supply was steady as favourable weather supported cherry picking and drying,...
-
88From OriginNine Myths About Indonesian Specialty Coffee Farmers And Development
In the past, farmers planted, harvested and processed arabica coffee beans, and sold these to collectors. The collectors would then deliver the...
-
134From OriginNine Myths About Indonesian Specialty Coffee Farmers and Development
From: goodmenproject.com Indonesia produces around 5.5% of total world coffee production, but because of Indonesia’s highly diversified economy, the value of coffee...
-
95From OriginIndonesia President Warns Risk Of Floods, Agriculture Damage From La Nina
Indonesian President Joko Widodo on Tuesday urged his ministers to prepare for the potentially hazardous impact of an upcoming La Nina weather...
-
99From OriginSpeciality Beans Head To Virtual Coffee Auction
Up to 45 producers and 56 types of speciality-grade coffee from 12 countries will join the first “Singapore Virtual (Micro Lot) Specialty...
-
169Top NewsCould The Next Pandemic Be Brewing In ‘Filthy’ Civet Cat Coffee Farms?
The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) said Wednesday, September 9, that Indonesia’s kopi luwak industry, which sells coffee made...
-
161From OriginNine Myths About Indonesian Specialty Coffee Farmers And Development
As the specialty coffee sector has been improving rapidly in the past few years, tighter relations has developed between Indonesian downstream industry players...
-
167Top NewsUnilever To Retain Tea Business In India And Indonesia
“In January Unilever announced a strategic review of its global tea business, which includes leading brands such as Lipton, Brooke Bond and...
-
209Top NewsCoffee Falls Below $1 Again- Another Buying Opportunity
The price of Arabica coffee futures on the Intercontinental Exchange had not traded below $1 per pound from 2006 through 2018.
-
126From Origin
Arabica Coffee Sets 7-Month Low As Supplies Seen Growing
Arabica coffee futures on ICE fell to a seven-month low on Friday weighed by weakening demand and the prospect of increasing supplies.
-
180From OriginThe 5 Countries That Produce The Most Coffee
While some of the world's top coffee-producing nations are well-known, others may come as a surprise. More than 70 countries produce coffee,...
-
357From OriginWhat Do Coffee And Chocolate Have In Common?
Both coffee and chocolate have ancient histories. While you may know that chocolate originated in the Americas, coffee seems to have first...
-
201From Origin
Cannabis Coffee: Indonesia’s Sharia Stronghold Sidesteps Drug Ban
Agus plunges a wooden paddle into his coffee and marijuana-filled wok, taking care to roast just the right mix of ingredients --...
-
164From Origin
Asia Coffee-Sluggish Trading In Vietnam Ahead Of Lunar New Year
"Coffee shipments from Vietnam will fall sharply the week before and during Tet," a trader based in Ho Chi Minh City said,...
-
284Top NewsSerena Williams, Jay-Z Buy Stakes In Coffee Chain
Billionaire rapper Jay-Z and tennis megastar Serena Williams are among global public figures who have invested their funds to back the growth...
-
204From OriginJolt Of Espresso May Cost More As Drought Wilts Indonesia’s Coffee
The Southeast Asian country is the world’s third-largest producer of the robusta variety used in espressos and instant drinks, and most is...