All posts tagged "Puerto Rico"
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44From OriginCan A Tiny Invasive Snail Help Save Latin American Coffee?
While conducting fieldwork in Puerto Rico's central mountainous region in 2016, University of Michigan ecologists noticed tiny trails of bright orange snail...
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90From OriginUnexpected outcomes: Damages To Puerto Rican Coffee Farms From Hurricane Maria Varied
University of Michigan ecologists Ivette Perfecto and John Vandermeer have studied Latin American coffee farms for a quarter century, and they tracked...
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98Top NewsNespresso Is Debuting Its First-Ever 100% Puerto Rican Coffee—With Help From George Clooney And Lin-Manuel Miranda
In 2017, Hurricanes Maria and Irma destroyed 80% of Puerto Rico’s coffee trees and harvest. As a Nespresso brand ambassador for more...
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78From OriginBaldacci Coffee Roasters To Import Green Coffee Beans To Puerto Rico
From: theweeklyjournal.com “We want to promote Puerto Rico as a great coffee producer while highlighting the local farmer that goes above and...
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81From OriginPuerto Rico’s Coffee Farmers Work To Rebuild What Hurricane Maria Destroyed
From: nbcnews.com ADJUNTAS, Puerto Rico — Nearly two years after Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico, Iris Jeannette still cries when she sees...
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Perking Up Puerto Rico, One Coffee Tree At A Time
From: prweb.com The world’s strongest coffee brand, Black Insomnia Coffee, is partnering with non-profit organization Café Artesano, to help rebuild the devastated...
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520From OriginPuerto Rican Chamber of Commerce seeks to help devastated farmers
Elizabeth Cuevas Neunder founded the Puerto Rican Chamber of Commerce 12 years ago with the idea of fostering trade between her home...
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783UncategorizedNYC’S MOST EXPENSIVE COFFEE DONATED TO THE RELIEF EFFORT IN PUERTO RICO
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: NYC’S MOST EXPENSIVE COFFEE DONATED TO THE RELIEF EFFORT IN PUERTO RICO THIS SUNDAY Oct 29th – Uptown Roasters...
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522From OriginFeathered 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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From OriginNo more agriculture in Puerto Rico after Maria, a farmer laments
‘No more agriculture in Puerto Rico’ after Maria, a farmer laments | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette YABUCOA, Puerto Rico — José A. Rivera, a...
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Forced coca eradication causing violent clashes throughout Colombia
Forced coca eradication causing violent clashes throughout Colombia Colombia’s security forces have had at least twenty-one major clashes with coca farmers in...
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Coffee shop owner reflects on Hurricane Maria’s impact on family …
Coffee shop owner reflects on Hurricane Maria’s impact on family, business BOZEMAN, Mont. – In Bozeman Thursday NBC Montana spoke with a coffee...
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From OriginWhat is Coffee berry borer?
NATIONAL NEWS Coffee Berry Borer A Hideous-Looking Bug Is Hell-Bent On Destroying The Livelihood Of Some Two Million Families In Coffee-Producing Areas...
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For Roasters & Retailers
New Ogden coffee shop opens; food for families in need
Café Latino officially opened its doors to the public May 27 at 1720 Washington Boulevard. The coffee shop shares a space and...
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From OriginCoffee’s Fate Is Getting Jittery as Climate Change Puts Growing …
A century ago, Puerto Rico was a coffee-growing powerhouse that sent its finest beans across the Atlantic to satisfy the demands of...
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Warming Temperatures in Puerto Rico Present a Challenge to Coffee Growers
Posted by William A. Gould, USDA Caribbean Climate Hub Director and Isabel K. Parés-Ramos, USDA Caribbean Climate Hub Coordinator in Climate May...