JAN 27 (SpillingTheBeans)–Colombia’s new 2013-14 coffee harvest is expected to yield 11 million 60-kilogram bags and take Colombian coffee production back to double digits for the first time in five…
JAN 26, 2014 (ImagenAgropecuaria)–Realizan acciones para evitar crisis, porque en esa entidad un millón de personas dependen del café. La roya, asociado a los cambios de clima, se ha vuelto…
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Global Coffee Review’s Leaders Symposium From the August 2013 issue. Melbourne was the perfect staging point for the Southern Hemisphere’s newest gathering of global coffee leaders. Chairman Vu’As the standard-bearer…
JAN 24 (SpillingTheBeans)–Arabica coffee futures closed lower on Friday at the ICE futures exchange in New York with the active March contract settling down 0.80 cent at $1.1440 cents per…
JAN 23 (SpillingTheBeans)–Coffee production in India is forecast to drop 2.2 percent to 5.183 million 60-kilogram bags of mixed Arabica and Robusta beans, the Coffee Board of India told the…
JAN 22 (SpillingTheBeans)–Coffee exports from Vietnam in the month of December fell 28 percent to 277,000 metric tons, or 4.617 million 60-kilogram bags, down from 387,000 tons, or 6.45 million…
JAN 22 (SpillingTheBeans)–The 2013-14 coffee harvest in Guatemala, long one of the world’s top quality producers, continues to struggle from the ongoing outbreak of coffee leaf rust and both local…
This report was published by the International Coffee Organization a few months back, but SpillingTheBeans have been in touch with our sources across East and West Africa who tell us…
by Ted Cooper, The Motley Fool Jan 15th 2014 5:30PM Updated Jan 15th 2014 5:32PM An increasing number of large companies are jumping on the specialty coffee bandwagon, adding to…