GCR–Puerto Rico targets new markets
Puerto Rico targets new markets From the September 2015 issue. One of the world’s first coffee-producing nations, Puerto Rico has survived more trouble than most. Now growers are finding new…
Puerto Rico targets new markets From the September 2015 issue. One of the world’s first coffee-producing nations, Puerto Rico has survived more trouble than most. Now growers are finding new…
The world of coffee is increasingly hit by the unprecedented negative impact of global COOLING, a phenomenon which since 2007 and for at least another 5-10 years still to come…
The birthplace of Coffea Arabica, Ethiopia’s coffee has always had a unique place in the market. Specialty roasters will have at least one or two different coffees from regions such…
NEW SPECIAL SERIES: When it comes to coffee history, few countries are more fascinating than India. Long one of the five or six biggest coffee growers in the world, India…
SpillingTheBeans’ Maja Wallengren with coffee producers in La Selva in Mexico’s Southern Chiapas Spilling The Beans is always thrilled to help when students from across the world and from all…
In the last decade an increasing number of coffee cuppers have started writing about the emergence of the “Geisha” coffee variety on the world market, and from cuppers – or…
In recent years Vietnam has, as predicted by SpillingTheBeans, successfully increased the production of Arabica coffee to over 1.2 million 60-kilogram bags. We are pleased to share one of our…
Must be my upcoming birthday because this article here is just TOO GOOD not to share 🙂 To see all the fantastic graphs and pictures, do enter the link for…
Do Most Consumers Actually Prefer Instant Coffee? Surprisingly, the answer to that is yes! In the awesome world of coffee, the last few years explosion of Coffee Culture and rise…
Indonesia’s exploding coffee culture From the March 2016 issue. BY MAJA WALLENGREN FOR GCR With a rapidly growing middle class, Indonesia’s coffee consumption is on the rise. GCR Mag examines…