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by Brewing America | Nov 25, 2020 | All, Allegro Coffee, Blue Bottle Coffee, Columns, Events, Falcon Coffees, Farmer Issues, Fatima Ismael, Forum for the Future, gender equity, gender issues, Industry, International, Kelly Amoroso, Kimberly Easson, Konrad Brits, Lavazza, Mbula Musau, Origin, Partnership for Gender Equity, Samantha Veide, Shaun Puklavetz, SOPPEXCCA, Sustainability, Utake Coffee, Veronica Rossi | 0 |
It has been five years since the release of the Partnership for Gender Equity‘s (PGE) landmark report on gender equity in the coffee chain. This coming Wednesday, Dec. 2,...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Nov 25, 2020 | All, Anacafe, Anticonquista Café, Antigua, Arc Roaster, Central America, Chicago, Craft/Operations, Elmer Fajardo Pacheco, Farmer Issues, Guatemala, Honduras, Illinois, Kitchen Chicago, Lago Atitlán, Lauren Reese, Micro, Midwest, Nuevo Oriente, Origin, Roasting, Sustainability | 0 |
A new vertically integrated “cultivo-to-cup” coffee company called Anticonquista Café has conquered numerous formidable challenges to finally launch in Chicago this month. Owned and operated by married couple Elmer...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Nov 19, 2020 | All, coffee prices, Colombia, Colombia Coffee Price Stabilization Fund, Columns, COVID-19, Farmer Issues, Federación Nacional de Cafeteros, Felipe Trujillo, Finca Las Brisas, Finca Los Pinos, Finca Santa Helena, FNC, green coffee, harvests, Industry, International, Manuel Londoño, Market News, Medellín, Origin, Samuel Roldan, South America, Those Coffee People | 0 |
Despite a tumultuous 2020, the Colombian coffee producing industry is riding a modest wave of optimism as it enters the main harvest season. The traviesa — the smaller mid-season...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Nov 18, 2020 | Ali Johnston, All, Alliance for Coffee Excellence, auctions, Brazil, Caravela Coffee, competition, Cup of Excellence, Espirito Santo, Events, Farmer Issues, green coffee, Industry, International, Market News, Origin, Ricardo Bozzi Pimenta De Sousa, Silvio Leite, South America | 0 |
Overcoming a host of challenges posed by the pandemic during this harvest season, 30 coffee producers in Brazil have won 2020 Cup of Excellence (COE) green coffee quality awards....
Read Moreby Brewing America | Nov 13, 2020 | Alejandra Lopez, All, Alta Verapaz, Central America, Christa Sadler, CRS, Events, Farmer Issues, Finca Terrerito, Food 4 Farmers, German Mejia, Guatemala, Heidi McKinnon, Honduras, Hurricane Eta, Hurricane Mitch, Industry, International, Katia Duke, Kevin Ledwith, Los Altos de Ocotal, Milly Ledwith, natural disasters, Nicaragua, Onyx Coffee, Origin, Samac Cooperative | 0 |
Coffee-growing communities in parts of Central America and Mexico have been torn apart by flooding and landslides caused by Hurricane Eta, which has resulted in at least 157 people...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Nov 12, 2020 | All, diseases, Farmer Issues, Hawaii, Hawaii Board of Agriculture, Hawaii Department of Agriculture, Holualoa, Industry, Kailua-Kona, Kona, leaf rust, Origin, Phyllis Shimabukuro-Geiser, United States | 0 |
The production-killing plant disease known as coffee leaf rust (CLR) has been discovered on the Big Island of Hawaii, the state’s largest coffee-producing island. The U.S. Department of Agriculture...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Nov 9, 2020 | All, Atlanta, BD Imports, Books, Brazil, Coffee Coalition for Racial Equity, Farmer Issues, Georgia, Industry, Marketing, Neide Peixoto, Origin, Phyllis Johnson, Products, slavery, South America, The Triumph, Tradição Peixoto, United States | 0 |
Phyllis Johnson has announced the launch of her new book, “The Triumph: Black Brazilians in Coffee.” The book addresses the centuries-old history of slavery in the Brazilian coffee sector...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Nov 4, 2020 | All, coffee prices, Ecom Trading, Farmer Issues, illycaffe, Industry, International, International Coffee Council, International Coffee Organization, Jacobs Douwe Egberts (JDE), Lavazza, Market News, Mercon, Nestle, Neumann Kaffee Gruppe, Olam, Origin, prices, Starbucks, Sucafina, Sustainability, Tchibo, United States, Volcafe | 0 |
The International Coffee Council (ICC) has publicly reaffirmed its commitment to supporting a more sustainable and prosperous global coffee sector with participation from some of the world’s largest and...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Nov 4, 2020 | All, Alliance for Coffee Excellence, auctions, competitions, Cup of Excellence, Cusco, Events, Farmer Issues, Gesha, green coffee, Hilda Leguía Gonzales, Industry, International, Market News, Origin, Peru, SL-09, South America, Valle de Incahuasi | 0 |
The fourth Peru Cup of Excellence green coffee competition resulted in 24 farmers winning the prestigious award, with high-scoring coffees heading to auction next month. The top-scoring coffee lot...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Oct 28, 2020 | All, David Ige, diseases, Farmer Issues, Haiku, Hawaii, Hawaii College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources, Hawaii Department of Agriculture, Industry, leaf rust, Maui, Origin, pests, Phyllis Shimabukuro-Geiser, Sustainability, U.S. Department of Agriculture National Identification Services, United States | 0 |
Coffee leaf rust, the highly infectious plant disease that can wipe out coffee crops, has been discovered for the first time in Hawaii, according to state agricultural officials. The...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Oct 28, 2020 | Alex Mason, All, contracts, Craft/Operations, Dana Andrews, Farmer Issues, green coffee, Green Coffee Association, Green Coffee Contract, importers, Industry, InterAmerican Coffee, Jorge Cuevas, Katie Gilmer-Pon, Kayd Whalen, La Minita, Macro, Mark Inman, Market News, Micro, Origin, purchasing, Roast Magazine, Roasting, Royal Coffee, Scott Merle, Sustainable Harvest, Tim Chapdelaine, Trabocca | 0 |
(Editor’s note: This article written by Scott Merle originally appeared in the May/June 2019 issue of Roast magazine. Photos by Scott Merle.) Whether you are just starting out as a...
Read Moreby Brewing America | Oct 23, 2020 | All, Arabica, Brazil, Cecafé, climate change, Conab, environmental sustainability, Farmer Issues, market forecasts, Market News, Minas Gerais, natural disasters, Origin, South America, Sustainability, Weather | 0 |
Every year around mid-September, with about 90% of the Brazilian coffee harvest completed, traders, roasters, speculators and financial actors all over the world start to think about projections for...
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