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Plummeting by 70%! Ethiopia's exchange rate hits a new low According to local Ethiopian media reports, on August 4 local time, the Ethiopian Coffee and Tea Authority signed a memorandum of understanding with the Oromia Tourism Commission. It is introduced that Ethiopian coffee enjoys global fame and is one of the main sources of foreign exchange earnings for Ethiopia. The memorandum of understanding...
2024-08-05
Landslide in India's coffee-growing Kerala state kills 358 According to Indian media reports, a massive landslide occurred in the Wayanad district of Kerala, India. The latest figures show the landslide has resulted in 358 deaths and severe economic losses. The incident took place in the early hours of July 30 in the Wayanad district of Kerala, India, triggered by continuous heavy rainfall leading to multiple
2024-08-04
Introduction to the Yirgacheffe Coffee Growing Region in Ethiopia The African continent is vast, with an average elevation of 750 meters, and is known as the "Plateau Continent." Africa has numerous mountains, volcanoes, lakes, and rivers. Straddling the equator, it is mostly tropical, with an annual average temperature above 20°C. Blessed with abundant natural resources, Africa has a well-developed agricultural industry, and many countries produce coffee.
2024-08-03
Tropical Storm Carlotta makes landfall in Mexico! Heavy rainfall reported in multiple areas According to a report from Mexico’s National Meteorological Service on July 31 local time, Tropical Storm Carlotta, which formed in the Pacific, made landfall in Mexico and triggered heavy rain and flooding in the western part of the country, causing severe economic losses in the region. According to the meteorological service, Tropical Storm Carlotta
2024-08-03
Introduction to the Coffee Growing Regions of Bolivia in South America South America boasts abundant natural resources. The Andes Mountains run almost the entire length of the western part of the continent and it is one of the world’s most volcanically active regions. The continent has a warm and humid climate, predominantly tropical, with abundant rainfall, numerous high mountains, and volcanoes, making the natural conditions highly suitable for agricultural cultivation such as coffee. The continent is home to many coffee-producing countries, among which
2024-08-02
Ethiopia’s currency continues to plummet! The birr has fallen three times in two days! According to Ethiopian media reports, the Commercial Bank of Ethiopia updated the exchange rate on August 2, with the current rate at 83.94 birr per 1 US dollar. This marks the third exchange rate drop since the new foreign exchange policy was announced on July 31. The speed of the currency fluctuations is causing great hardship for locals, who say that if this continues, even Ethiopians...
2024-08-02
Introduction to the Veracruz State Coffee Growing Region in North America, Mexico North America is the third-largest continent in the world. The central part of the continent is a vast plain, while north-south mountain ranges are distributed on both the eastern and western sides. There are many plateaus and mountains, as well as numerous active volcanoes, rivers, and waterfalls. In addition, North America spans the tropical, temperate, and frigid zones, featuring a complex and diverse climate due to its suitable geographical environment and climatic conditions.
2024-08-01
Brazil drought worsens severely! Over 3,000 cities report drought, agricultural sectors such as coffee suffer poor harvests According to Brazilian media reports, Brazil’s National Meteorological Institute (INMET) issued a warning on July 31, forecasting continued dryness and low relative humidity across central Brazil. Moreover, the last rainfall in central Brazil occurred in mid-to-late April this year. Although the period from June to October is typically the dry season, this year’s drought in central Brazil
2024-08-01
Ethiopia's foreign exchange reform: Currency rate plunges 30% in one day On July 29, the National Bank of Ethiopia announced major revisions to the country's foreign exchange system, to be implemented immediately. The reforms were said to introduce a market-based competitive exchange rate determination mechanism, which would address long-standing issues in Ethiopia's economy. The announced foreign exchange reforms mainly involve shifting toward a market
2024-07-31
Introduction to the Pichincha Province Coffee Region in Ecuador, South America South America boasts abundant natural resources, with the Andes Mountains stretching almost the entire western part of the continent, making it one of the world's most volcanically active regions. The continent has a warm and humid climate, predominantly tropical, with plentiful rainfall, making it highly suitable for agricultural cultivation such as coffee. The continent is home to many coffee-producing countries, such as Brazil, Colombia, and Ecuador.
2024-07-31

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