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Opening Up Foreign Trade! Ethiopia to Allow Foreign Investment in Trade Recently, according to a report by Ethiopian local media outlet Reporter, under the leadership of Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy, the Ethiopian Investment Commission (EIC) has issued a new law that will allow foreign enterprises to participate in import and export, wholesale and retail trade businesses. It is understood that due to the protectionist
2024-04-21
Water pollution problem is severe! Multiple regions in Costa Rica face water shortages, and agricultural industries such as coffee are worried about future yields It is understood that Costa Rica is a country very rich in water resources and geothermal resources, and Costa Rica also places great importance on agricultural development. It is an important global exporter of pineapple, banana and coffee, and is highly dependent on the use of water resources. However, recently Costa Rica has indeed seen quite a few water resource crises.
2024-04-20
Cold snap incoming!? Brazil is about to be hit by frost, and the coffee and other agricultural sectors are worried about the impact on future production It is understood that although Brazil is in the Southern Hemisphere and located in the tropics, under normal circumstances Brazil has four seasons a year, and winter arrives from June to September each year. However, this year, due to the influence of the El Nino phenomenon, winter has shown signs of arriving early. Therefore, on April 18, the National Institute of Meteorology of Brazil issued
2024-04-19
Highest alert level! Multiple volcanoes erupt in Indonesia, severely affecting the country's coffee and other agricultural industries It is understood that Indonesia lies at the junction of the Earth's tectonic plates, spanning Southeast Asia and Oceania, at the meeting point between the Eurasian, Indian, Australian, Pacific and Philippine Sea plates, and is made up of numerous islands. Indonesia is also the country with the most volcanoes in the world, with a total of 127 active volcanoes within its territory, plus
2024-04-18
Brazil | Introduction to Coffee Beans from the Coffee Region Beginner's Selection Series Brazil Brazil's full name is the Federative Republic of Brazil, and it borders 10 countries including Uruguay, Argentina, Peru, Colombia, and Bolivia, with a total land area of 8,514,900 square kilometers,
2024-04-18
Severe drought! Reservoir levels across Colombia are below 30 percent It is understood that because Colombia lies in the tropics on the equator, December to February of the following year is the country's dry season, but the impact of El Nino has intensified the drought. As early as January this year, local media in Colombia had already reported that Colombia was affected by the El Nino phenomenon, leading to a serious drought problem,
2024-04-17
Rising again! Robusta coffee futures prices approach the 4,000 US dollar mark Earlier, arabica coffee bean and robusta coffee bean futures prices saw gains. Among them, arabica coffee bean futures prices climbed 12.5% to near their highest point since October 2022. However, coffee prices began to fall slightly a few days ago, but recently rose again, arabica coffee
2024-04-16
Colombia | Coffee Region Beginner's Selection Series Coffee Bean Introduction Colombia is in South America. There is a country rich in natural resources and home to four globally famous treasures: coffee, flowers, gold and emeralds. This country is known as the "Land of Gold" and is the world's third-largest coffee-producing country, Colombia (República de Colom
2024-04-16
Up 13% year-on-year! India's coffee exports surge but still affected by the Red Sea crisis India was the first country in Asia to grow coffee, and its output ranks sixth in the world. Recently, coffee prices have kept rising, and the reason for the price increase is that Vietnam has been hit by heatwaves and drought, affecting robusta coffee bean production, causing a supply crisis, which has also indirectly pushed up arabica coffee prices. This situation, for India
2024-04-14
Drought Persists! Panama Government Launches "Multimodal Dry Canal" Plan Earlier, the El Nino phenomenon caused global climate anomalies, affecting many countries, including Panama. The Panama Canal was hit the hardest, and it is currently suffering from a drought crisis that has disrupted maritime trade. In response, the country's government has introduced a multi-channel intermodal transport plan. It is understood that the Panama Canal connects the Pacific
2024-04-13

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