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Why do some origins produce only a few fixed coffee varieties? At present, some coffee-producing countries basically produce only a few fixed coffee varieties, such as Brazil mainly producing Bourbon and Jamaica Blue Mountain mainly producing Typica. In fact, in many cases this is due to the spread of coffee varieties, which spread to the local area and could adapt well to the local environment, thus becoming the main local production
2024-05-03
Coffee prices fall! Brazil and Vietnam maintain strong production and export volumes Some time ago, coffee futures prices kept rising, and robusta coffee futures prices even hit a record high of 4,339 USD/ton. In addition, the resulting chain effects also pushed up arabica futures prices. This is all because Vietnam is in its dry season, with excessive drought and depleted groundwater. This has left the
2024-05-02
Why do some origins produce only a few fixed varieties of coffee beans? When buying coffee beans, the packaging usually lists information about the beans, such as origin, variety, altitude and processing method. Common Ethiopian coffees are usually labeled on the bean variety as native heirloom or Heirloom, while Brazilian coffee beans are more often Bourbon, and Jamaican Blue Mountain cof
2024-05-02
Panama predicts climate change! Reduced rainfall and rising temperatures will affect agricultural production Recently, Panama's National Adaptation Plan project (NAP) stated in a public statement on April 25 that, affected by the climate crisis, by 2050 the regions where Panama's largest hydroelectric power plant and agricultural land are located are expected to see rainfall decrease by nearly 2.80%, directly affecting Panama's food security.
2024-05-01
2024 Cup of Excellence (COE) Returns to Ethiopia It is understood that COE stands for "Cup of Excellence," a coffee competition first held in Brazil in 1999 by the non-profit organization Alliance for Coffee Excellence (ACE), and it is also the first internet auction platform for globally award-winning coffee. Each country can apply
2024-05-01
Breaking! Severe rainstorms in Kenya cause heavy losses in coffee-producing regions including Nyeri and Kiambu Recently, East African countries such as Kenya, Tanzania and Burundi have been hit by continuous rainstorms, triggering disasters including floods, mudslides and landslides, causing severe losses in multiple East African countries. At present, Kenya has suffered considerable damage. On April 27, the Kenyan government spokesperson issued
2024-05-01
Yemen | An introduction to the history of one of Asia's coffee origins When it comes to the coffee-producing countries of Africa, Yemen must be mentioned. Yemen Mocha is one of the oldest coffees in the world. In the 15th century, coffee beans were mainly gathered at the port of Mocha and then exported, so the coffee beans shipped from the port of Mocha at that time were called Mocha coffee. Yemen Republic of Y
2024-04-30
What is the Papayo variety, an introduction to the new coffee variety Papayo In recent years, the coffee market has shown great interest in some rare or exclusive coffee varieties, and recently some special varieties have come into public view through coffee competitions, among them the Papayo variety. It is understood that the Papayo variety is also called Papayo, and the reason it is named
2024-04-30
Officially effective tomorrow! China and Ecuador mutually cancel tariffs According to the Chinese Ministry of Commerce website, on May 11, 2023, China and Ecuador signed the Free Trade Agreement between the Government of the People's Republic of China and the Government of the Republic of Ecuador. Currently, both China and Ecuador have completed their respective domestic ratification procedures, and the agreement will officially take effect on May 1, 2024.
2024-04-30
Coffee futures price breaks $4,000! Vietnam coffee hoarding, supply shortage and market speculation Recently, Robusta coffee futures prices have continued to rise, even hitting a record high of $4,339 per ton. At present, the latest London Robusta futures pre-sale price for July is $4,239 per ton, while the pre-sale price for the end of September also reached $4,246 per ton. At the same time, it has also pushed up the price of Arabica futures.
2024-04-30

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