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Rwanda’s Quality Coffees Lure Foreign Coffee Roasters
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August 16, 2013 posted by Maja Wallengren

Rwanda’s Quality Coffees Lure Foreign Coffee Roasters

While many growers in Rwanda are still struggling to get production back on track there are definite signs of the socio-economic conditions improving in Rwanda. As far as the coffee…

As Rwanda Rebuilds Country Through Coffee Production is Up
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August 16, 2013 posted by Maja Wallengren

As Rwanda Rebuilds Country Through Coffee Production is Up

The Rwanda genocide broke out at the height of the coffee harvest that year in April and May and left the crop completely ruined and total output that year dived…

COMING UP: The Philippines, South Sudan, Guatemala, Vietnam Arabica, Nicaragua, Rwanda, Mexico
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August 13, 2013 posted by Maja Wallengren

COMING UP: The Philippines, South Sudan, Guatemala, Vietnam Arabica, Nicaragua, Rwanda, Mexico

Perfectly picked Arabica coffee in Vietnam Starting this week, look forward to my latest coffee reports about the fascinating and surprising coffee history of The Philippines, the world’s youngest coffee…

New Coffee Study Finds Rainforest Alliance Certification Promotes Healthier Streams
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August 13, 2013 posted by Maja Wallengren

New Coffee Study Finds Rainforest Alliance Certification Promotes Healthier Streams

In the photo, Rainforest Alliance certified shade coffee in Vietnam New Study Finds Rainforest Alliance Certification Promotes Healthier Streams AUG 13 (SpillingTheBeans)–A new study by Colombia’s Coffee Research Institute, Cenicafe,…

Blog de Café: En Colombia, Precio de Carga de Café Baja a Nivel Más Bajo Desde 2008
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August 10, 2013 posted by Maja Wallengren

Blog de Café: En Colombia, Precio de Carga de Café Baja a Nivel Más Bajo Desde 2008

Por Portafolio.co El precio interno del café tuvo solamente ayer una caída de 10.000 pesos por carga y quedó en 439.125 pesos, nivel que no se registraba desde agosto del…

United Nations Say Thousands of Rust-Hit Honduran Coffee Families Lack Food Security
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August 10, 2013 posted by Maja Wallengren

United Nations Say Thousands of Rust-Hit Honduran Coffee Families Lack Food Security

Honduras 2013-14 Harvest Seen Down 25% To 4.6M Bags AUG 10 (SpillingTheBeans)–Thousands of coffee families in Honduras are seing their basic food security threatened as a result of the current…

MARKET INSIGHT: Coffee Prices End Week Up 4.1% On Brazil Support At $1.2290/Lb Aug 9
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August 9, 2013 posted by Maja Wallengren

MARKET INSIGHT: Coffee Prices End Week Up 4.1% On Brazil Support At $1.2290/Lb Aug 9

AUG 9 (SpillingTheBeans)–September Arabica coffee prices at the ICE futures exchange in New York extended gains from the last session and settled up 0.85 cent at $1.2290 per pound on…

HARVEST ANALYSIS: Honduras July Coffee Exports Sharply Down 63% On Rust Damage
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August 2, 2013 posted by Maja Wallengren

HARVEST ANALYSIS: Honduras July Coffee Exports Sharply Down 63% On Rust Damage

AUG 2 (SpillingTheBeans)–Coffee exports in July from Central America’s largest coffee producing country Honduras fell sharply by 63 percent to 228,855 (60-kilogram) bags of coffee in July 2013, the official…

MARKET INSIGHT: Arabica Coffee Prices Recover To Close Up 2.65 Cents At $1.1825/Lb Aug 2
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August 2, 2013 posted by Maja Wallengren

MARKET INSIGHT: Arabica Coffee Prices Recover To Close Up 2.65 Cents At $1.1825/Lb Aug 2

AUG 2–September Arabica coffee prices recovered some ground on Friday and closed up 2.65 cents per pound at the ICE futures exchange in New York to settle the week at…

Blog de Café en Español: Nueva Política Para el Sector Cafetalero de México
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August 1, 2013 posted by Maja Wallengren

Blog de Café en Español: Nueva Política Para el Sector Cafetalero de México

Unen esfuerzos industriales, productores y SAGARPA para desarrollar un sector cafetalero articulado y competitivo México, D.F., 01 de agosto de 2013 Por SAGARPA El gobierno del Presidente Enrique Peña Nieto…

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