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What are the characteristics of Guatemalan coffee, and how are coffee beans graded? Central America is located in the connecting zone between the North and South American continents. The terrain of the countries here is mainly mountainous and hilly, with a volcanic belt stretching over 1,300 kilometers along the Pacific side. The fertile soil provided by volcanic ash has made the region's agriculture highly developed, with the production and export of tropical cash crops such as bananas, coffee, and sugarcane.
2024-08-29
Emergency alert: 46 cities in São Paulo, Brazil, hit by wildfires, affecting new season coffee production According to Brazilian media reports, due to an unusually high number of forest fires recently, the government of São Paulo State in Brazil stated on the 24th that at least 36 cities in the state are under a “state of high alert.” By the 25th, the governor of São Paulo State announced that 46 cities in the state have entered an 180-day state of emergency. According to the Brazilian National Space
2024-08-26
What are the characteristics of Brazilian coffee, and what grading system is used? South America boasts abundant natural resources, with the Andes Mountains stretching across the western part of the continent, home to the highest peaks in the Americas, as well as numerous volcanoes. The region features many plateaus, hills, and mountains, with an average elevation of 600 meters across the entire continent. Moreover, most areas of the continent have a tropical climate, warm and humid, with abundant precipitation, making it highly suitable for agriculture.
2024-08-25
Extreme attack in Ethiopia’s Sidamo region kills at least 14 According to Ethiopian media reports, a deadly attack occurred in the Konso zone of the Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples' Region in southern Ethiopia, resulting in the deaths of 8 police officers and 5 civilians, along with significant property damage. The local district head stated that the attack was carried out by "members of an extremist group"
2024-08-25
Massive protests erupt in Indonesia as over 300 people are arrested According to media reports, on August 22, large-scale protests broke out in Jakarta, Indonesia, and multiple other cities. On that day, some protesters clashed with police. The demonstrators breached the fences of the Indonesian Parliament building, causing the situation to spiral out of control. Police fired tear gas to disperse the crowd, and some rioters who were being dispersed
2024-08-24
Besides Kenya and Ethiopia, what other African coffee-producing countries are there? (Part 2) Africa is known as the "plateau continent," with an average elevation of 750 meters. It boasts abundant natural resources, including numerous mountains, volcanoes, rivers, and lakes, and spans the equator, with a climate that is predominantly tropical. As a result, Africa has a well-developed agricultural industry, especially its coffee sector, and is home to multiple coffee-producing countries, among which the most renowned are
2024-08-23
Relations deteriorate further as Somalia suspends all Ethiopian Airlines flights According to reports, the Somali Federal Government Civil Aviation Authority (SCAA) announced on August 21 that Ethiopian Airlines must "resolve" its "violation of Somali sovereignty" by August 23. The authority also threatened to immediately revoke the airline's operating rights if the "sovereignty violation" issue remained unresolved.
2024-08-23
Apart from Kenya and Ethiopia, what other African countries produce coffee? (Part 2) Africa is the world's second-largest continent, boasting abundant mineral, hydroelectric, agricultural, and forestry resources. The continent is largely a plateau, with three-quarters of its regions having an average temperature above 20°C, making it highly suitable for coffee cultivation and other agriculture. As a result, many African countries grow coffee, but the most well-known are Ethiopia and Kenya.
2024-08-22
Fire at Brazil’s Minas Gerais National Park affects new-season coffee According to media reports, a fire in the Serra do Cipó National Park, located near Belo Horizonte, the capital of Brazil’s Minas Gerais state in the central part of the state, has entered its fourth day and continues to spread. The Serra do Cipó Park is
2024-08-22
Kenya's Supreme Court upholds controversial tax hike law! According to media reports, Kenya's Supreme Court on August 20 overturned a lower court ruling, declaring the controversial 2023 Finance Bill constitutional, effectively upholding the legislation. However, this legislation had previously sparked strong protests across Kenya. It is understood that the Kenyan Court of Appeal this...
2024-08-21

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