All posts tagged "Jamaica"
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117From OriginJACRA Imposes Use Of 30% Local Coffee Blend On Salada
The Jamaica Agricultural Commodities Regulatory Authority (JACRA) is setting the record straight regarding its recently imposed 30 per cent local coffee content...
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119From OriginCoffee Exporters Seek Gov’t Help To Mitigate COVID-19 Fallout
According to JCEA President Norman Grant, the measure is critical to ensuring the survival of more than 5,000 farmers who grow Blue...
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203From OriginJamaica Launches Crackdown On Counterfeit Coffee
The Jamaica Agricultural Commodities Regulatory Authority (JACRA) has launched an enforcement drive to tackle copycat coffee it says is damaging authentic Jamaican...
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215From OriginCoffee Exporters Seek Budgetary Support For Industry
He said that in recent years there has been significant volatility in the pricing of coffee, due to demand/supply imbalances. Most recently,...
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170From OriginNo Coffee To Brew – Farmers Say Drought Crisis Putting Business To Sleep
From: jamaica-gleaner.com Ongoing drought conditions and low wages are making life difficult for coffee farmers in Tower Hill and Mavis Bank in...
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239From OriginCoffee Growers Dispute Claim Of Poor Quality
From: jamaica-gleaner.com MAVIS BANK Coffee Factory, MBCF, a large buyer of cherry coffee, says the low price of $3,000 per box it is...
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198From OriginSalada Pays Out Millions In Tax On Imported Green Coffee Beans
From: m.jamaicaobserver.com NSTANT coffee processor Salada Foods Group (SALFG) Chairman Partick Williams reported to stockholders that SALFG’s profitability in the nine-month period...
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Coffee Companies Devising Industry Plan To Court US Market
From: jamaica-gleaner.com IN APRIL, at least nine Jamaican coffee outfits will head to Boston for the annual Speciality Coffee Association’s exhibition, where they...
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Wake Up and Smell the Organic Coffee
From ipsnews.net In 1992, the idea of replanting her father’s ruined coffee farm seemed foolhardy at the time. But in retrospect it was...
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Japan proclaims January 9 Blue Mountain Coffee Day
From jamaica-gleaner.com The Japanese have legislated that January 9 be proclaimed Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee Day in Japan in recognition of that date...
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362From OriginJAMAICA: Minister Commends Salada’s $200-Million Investment In Coffee
From magneticmediatv.com Minister of Industry, Commerce, Agriculture and Fisheries, Hon. Audley Shaw, is lauding Salada Foods for injecting $200 million into the coffee...
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284From OriginShaw Secures Coffee Deal
From jamaica-gleaner.com Minister of Industry, Commerce, Agriculture and Fisheries Audley Shaw has secured a deal with a company that will purchase at least...
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Feathered Friends Coffee drinkers owe debt to pest eating warbler
Do you like to have a morning cup of coffee as you watch the early-bird arrivals at your backyard feeders? If so,...
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The Plight of Jamaica’s Small-Scale Coffee Farmers to Climate …
Climate change has emerged as one of the most challenging issues facing the world. Global climatic change has resulted in new and...
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UncategorizedDetroit tea company goes nationwide
Mom’s a Genius update: Detroit tea company goes nationwide DETROIT (WXYZ) – Nailah Ellis-Brown has been busy since I first visited her...
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the history of coffee in uganda
Uganda grows both Robusta and Arabica coffee in a ratio of 4:1. …. The two varieties of Arabica cultivated are Java and...