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The first organic-certified coffee estate in Costa Rica — Finca Las Herrerías Although Central America does not produce large quantities of coffee, many coffee-growing countries in the region are known for producing high-quality coffee. Among them, Costa Rica boasts abundant natural resources, cultivates premium-quality coffee, and has developed its distinctive honey processing method, resulting in coffee beans with rich sweetness and layered complexity. As a result, Costa Rica is home to numerous well-known
2024-10-25
Thousands of workers protest in Indonesia over new policies! According to Indonesian media reports, on October 24, thousands of workers marched in Jakarta, the country's former capital, demanding that the new government raise the minimum wage and repeal the Job Creation Law, and threatening to launch demonstrations across the country. It is reported that the Jakarta police have deployed 1,270 joint personnel to ensure security for this event.
2024-10-25
Ethiopia strengthens logistics cooperation with Djibouti! According to Ethiopian media reports, at a recent meeting held in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa, lobbying organizations representing the logistics sectors of Djibouti and Ethiopia discussed how to promote trade between the two countries through cooperation. Ethiopia is a landlocked country with no seaports, and most of its foreign trade is highly de
2024-10-24
What is the TOH competition? What is the AFCA organization? Ethiopia is currently the largest coffee-producing country in Africa and is also recognized as the birthplace of coffee. Thanks to Ethiopia's abundant natural resources, its coffee is beloved by many coffee enthusiasts for its unique floral and citrus flavor notes. When it comes to representative Ethiopian natural-process coffee beans, many would think of
2024-10-23
Brazilian port workers on strike ! Over 2 million bags of coffee stuck at ports According to Brazilian media reports, on October 22, port workers across Brazil held a 12-hour strike. The action was coordinated by the National Union of Dockworkers, the National Union of Port and Dock Stevedores, and the Union of Ship, Repair, Stacking, and Mooring Workers, which represent workers at major ports in Brazil
2024-10-23
What do "SS" and "FC" mean in Brazilian coffee? How is Brazilian coffee graded? Brazil is the world’s largest coffee producer and holds an important position in the global coffee market, accounting for one-third of global coffee exports. However, its flavor profile is not particularly outstanding—it has low acidity but high sweetness and a rich mouthfeel, which is why it is often used in blended coffee. But when sourcing Brazilian coffee, you may notice labels such as
2024-10-21
Drone strike kills over 60 as conflict erupts in northern Ethiopia According to Ethiopian media reports, the Ethiopian government carried out drone strikes in the Amhara region of Ethiopia. The latest airstrike occurred in the area of Gondar, resulting in the deaths of more than 60 civilians. It is reported that the Ethiopian Defense Forces targeted Bellesa in central Gondar.
2024-10-21
Colombia is expected to increase its coffee exports to China! Recently, according to Colombian media reports, based on data from the National Federation of Coffee Growers of Colombia (FNC), the National Administrative Department of Statistics (DANE), and the National Tax and Customs Directorate (DIAN), it is projected that by the end of this year, China will become Colombia's sixth-largest coffee export market and will rank as the second-largest in the coming years.
2024-10-20
New season output down 10%! Vietnam set to be hit by La Niña Recently, according to media reports, multiple international coffee traders have provided feedback data showing that as Vietnam’s 2024/25 coffee season begins in October, the country’s coffee output is expected to decline by 10%, possibly reaching its lowest level in nearly a decade. Moreover, with reports indicating the return of the La Niña phenomenon, the
2024-10-19
Cumulative losses of 1.65 billion yuan! Severe weather in Brazil has had a major impact According to Brazilian media reports, São Paulo State was previously hit by intense storms accompanied by record-breaking strong winds, resulting in at least 7 deaths and power outages for 2.1 million residents and commercial users. Currently, according to a report from Enel SP, the state-owned power company of São Paulo, power has been restored to most areas affected by the storms.
2024-10-18

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