In the final installment of this article series, we showcase three more coffee shops uplifting local artists. BY EMILY JOY MENESESONLINE EDITOR Featured photo courtesy of Jebale Coffee In parts one and two of this […]
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Image: Ilshat/stock.adobe.comFor the first time, a research team aims to gather scientific data to inform a green coffee standard. The Coffee Science Foundation and Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW) have launched a new research project exploring the impact of physical defects in green coffee on sensory attributes, aroma formation, and green bean composition. This project,
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Image: artrachen/stock.adobe.comCoffee futures in New York rose more than 6 per cent on 10 February in the ICE exchange to a new high above US$4.30 per pound. According to a Reuters report, some market participants have cited panic in the market amid limited coffee availability. Prices are up around 35 per sent so far this year
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Members of the Coffee Public-Private Task Force recently met in Mexico to discuss the project. Image: ICO.Miguel Zamora of the International Coffee Organization reports on the Coffee Public-Private Task Force and its goal to establish a global partnership between the coffee industry and governments. In 2018, when the last coffee price crisis began hitting farmers with the lowest prices seen in a decade, the International Coffee Organization (ICO) started a structured
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