NOV 22, 2013 (Reuters)–Brazil will likely suspend debt payments being made by its struggling coffee producers as prices for the commodity remain near seven-year lows, the agriculture ministry said on…
SpillingTheBeans Exclusive Harvest Insight: JULY 26 (SpillingTheBeans)–Zimbabwe used to be known for its so-called “super coffee” Arabica beans, a variety based on some of the original seeds planted in Kenya…
AUG 1 (SpillingTheBeans)–Indonesia’s coffee production in the 2013-14 crop cycle, for which harvesting started in April, is expected to fall between 20 percent and 25 percent from output in the…
SpillingTheBeans is excited to be speaking at the 2nd International Ethiopian Coffee Conference in Addis Ababa from Nov. 4-5, 2013. The title of this conference “Global Coffee Market Outlook 2013-14…
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…
BREAKING NEWS: JULY 15 (SpillingTheBeans)–The new 2013-14 coffee harvest in the world’s top grower Brazil will fall short of expectations and is unlikely to yield more than 49.4 million 60-kilogram…
OCT 17, 2013 (Procafé/Cafepoint)–Neste ano as floradas dos cafezais chegaram mais cedo, em finais de setembro. Elas, como se sabe, são o prenuncio da nova safra, a ser colhida em…
OCT 18, 2013 (Cafepoint)–O consumo de café no país deverá crescer entre 2,5% e 3% este ano em relação a 2012 e alcançar cerca de 21 milhões de sacas de…
Starting next week, look forward to my latest coffee reports including origin updates on specialty coffee in Ecuador, the fascinating and surprising coffee history of The Philippines, the world’s youngest…
South American coffee producer Ecuador has long been famous for producing the cocoa beans used in some of the world’s finest chocolate and the Andean country is far less known…
