All posts tagged "World Coffee Research"
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56AnnouncementsWorld Coffee Research names Jennifer “Vern” Long new CEO; Tim Schilling remains in new role
The board of directors of World Coffee Research (WCR) has named Jennifer “Vern” Long as the new CEO of the organization. Michael...
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The End Of Coffee: Could Australia Save The World’s Beans?
From theguardian.com If a future of relentless fires, droughts, superstorms and rising sea levels makes you feel like you need a strong caffeinated...
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Securing the future of coffee: Starbucks farm is hub for research and innovation
The rows of coffee trees planted in neat geometric lines in a corner of Starbucks’ coffee farm on the slopes of a...
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Starbucks Opens First New Store in Puerto Rico Since Hurricane Maria
Starbucks has opened its 25th store on the Island at the Metropolitan University campus of the Ana G. Méndez University System in...
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WCR Verified Program
New Certification Addresses Coffee Where It Begins—The Seed We are accustomed to thinking about the coffee value chain beginning at the farm....
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a tree that can withstand the effects of climate change?
Centroamericano, a new variety of coffee plant, hasn’t sparked the buzz of, say, Starbucks’s latest novelty latte. But it may be the...
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Scientists Rush to Save Coffee From Climate
Centroamericano, a new variety of coffee plant, hasn’t sparked the buzz of, say, Starbucks’ latest novelty latte. But it may be the...
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Spotlight on coffee research this International Coffee Day
Spotlight on coffee research this International Coffee Day Posted on Wednesday 27th, September 2017. Share| The Specialty Coffee Association (SCA) and World...
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Climate Change Could Kill off Ethiopian Coffee within 70 Years
Climate Change Could Kill off Ethiopian Coffee within 70 Years – Food Tank According to, in London,the effects of climate change could...
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Global warming brews big trouble in coffee birthplace Ethiopia
Global warming is likely to wipe out half of the coffee growing area in Ethiopia, the birthplace of the bean, according to...
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Probat invests in innovation where coffee begins
Probat Burns, the iconic maker of coffee roasting equipment, is the first roast manufacturing company to commit to a sustainable future for...
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Rust-resistant coffee scores 90 in Cup of Excellence
A coffee variety called Centroamericano, part of a new class of F1 hybrid varieties, has proven its quality potential by earning a...
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New rust-resistant coffee variety scores 90 points in Nicaragua Cup of Excellence competition
A coffee variety called Centroamericano, part of a new class of F1 hybrid varieties, has proven its quality potential by earning a...
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Coffee leaf rust resistant coffee variety overcome in Honduras
Guatemala City, May 12, 2017. At a gathering of coffee technical experts from across Central America today, World Coffee Research confirmed that...
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Coffee’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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The Scientists Fighting to Save Us From a World Without Coffee
While Washington debates whether climate change is a hoax or an imminent threat, the world coffee industry is not waiting for the...
