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Yunnan coffee beans copy the history of

Yunnan coffee beans copy the history of "Pu'er Tea style"

Once best-selling coffee beans, in Yunnan Province, which accounts for 98% of the country's output, fell into the awkward position of being difficult to sell overnight. Coffee growers from selling and hoarding, to selling at low prices, and then to Nestl é suspending acquisitions, once the coffee planting craze, gradually sobered up because of this sudden stop, a reflection on the coffee industry in Yunnan has more practical significance. N

2014-06-26
Nestle buys farmers at low prices

Nestle buys farmers at low prices

It is a new round of coffee purchasing season in Yunnan. In Pu 'er, the main producing area, the coffee farmers of Manxi Tea Farm Coffee Commune looked at the dried coffee fruits in the field and worried.

2014-07-14
Yunnan Coffee Association: unsalable coffee beans are not true.

Yunnan Coffee Association: unsalable coffee beans are not true.

People's Daily, Kunming, April 12 (Reporter Li Guijun) in March this year, the media began to pay attention to the continuous decline in the price of coffee beans in Yunnan, and it is difficult to protect the interests of coffee growers. For a time, the news of unsalable coffee beans in Yunnan aroused social concern. On April 12, the Yunnan Coffee Industry Association held a media meeting in Kunming, where the price of Yunnan coffee beans continued to decline, resulting in unsalable.

2014-04-27
Yunnan coffee set up its own door to get rid of Nestle and other constraints to seize the pricing power.

Yunnan coffee set up its own door to get rid of Nestle and other constraints to seize the pricing power.

From 390000 mu five years ago to 1.3 million mu in 2012, the rapidly expanding Yunnan coffee industry suffered a cold spell in the market last year. First, at the beginning of last year, the international giant Nestl é announced that it would stop the acquisition, which triggered a panic sell-off of Cannons. At the end of last year, the purchase price of coffee beans fell to a five-year low, approaching the planting cost line. A reporter from Yangcheng Evening News has been investigating in Yunnan over the past few days and found that

2014-04-27
China Coffee Market Yunnan Coffee Wants to Fight for Pricing Power

China Coffee Market Yunnan Coffee Wants to Fight for Pricing Power

From 390,000 mu five years ago to 1.3 million mu in 2012, the rapidly expanding coffee planting industry in Yunnan suffered a cold market last year. First, at the beginning of last year, international giant Nestle announced that it would stop buying, triggering a panic selling among farmers. At the end of last year, the purchase price of coffee beans fell to a five-year low, approaching the planting cost line. In Yunnan survey found that under many challenges, cloud

2015-01-12
Yunnan coffee wants to counterattack and compete for pricing power

Yunnan coffee wants to counterattack and compete for pricing power

From 390000 mu five years ago to 1.3 million mu in 2012, the rapidly expanding Yunnan coffee industry suffered a cold spell in the market last year. First, at the beginning of last year, the international giant Nestl é announced that it would stop the acquisition, which triggered a panic sell-off of Cannons. At the end of last year, the purchase price of coffee beans fell to a five-year low, approaching the planting cost line. A reporter from Yangcheng Evening News has been investigating in Yunnan over the past few days and found that

2016-08-16
Yunnan coffee wants to counterattack and compete for pricing power

Yunnan coffee wants to counterattack and compete for pricing power

From 390000 mu five years ago to 1.3 million mu in 2012, the rapidly expanding Yunnan coffee industry suffered a cold spell in the market last year. First, at the beginning of last year, the international giant Nestl é announced that it would stop the acquisition, which triggered a panic sell-off of Cannons. At the end of last year, the purchase price of coffee beans fell to a five-year low, approaching the planting cost line. A reporter from Yangcheng Evening News has been investigating in Yunnan over the past few days and found that

2016-08-30
VOA's report on Chinese Coffee

VOA's report on Chinese Coffee

I also think of what Chris, one of the bosses of first Coffee, said yesterday: the reason why Chinese coffee practitioners have low average status, low salary and low quality is caused by misconceptions in their own country. How can the salary of a barista be high if the cafe is not profitable? It's not like a cafe in Australia selling thousands of cups a day! The baristas there certainly make a lot of money from his words until now.

2016-06-14
VOA reports on coffee in China The status of coffee practitioners in China

VOA reports on coffee in China The status of coffee practitioners in China

Chris, one of the owners of the "first coffee" yesterday, said: The reason why the average status of Chinese coffee practitioners is low, the salary is low, and the quality is low is caused by the wrong ideas of the country. Coffee shops are not profitable. How can baristas earn high salaries? It's not like coffee shops in Australia selling thousands of cups a day! Of course the barista there makes a lot of money.

2016-07-28
Why Yunnan coffee is of low quality and low price: all the good coffee beans have been taken away.

Why Yunnan coffee is of low quality and low price: all the good coffee beans have been taken away.

Yunnan coffee beans upgrade bitter Yunnan coffee acreage leaps forward, bringing a series of hidden worries. In order to resolve the contradiction between the rapid expansion of production capacity and brand value, the relevant stakeholders have worked hard to solve it. In Yunnan, the planting area of imported coffee is growing explosively. Within a few years, driven by the interests of growers and the promotion of local governments, Yunnan coffee (hereinafter referred to as Yunnan coffee beans) leapt.

2014-06-26
Yunnan Coffee sets up its own door

Yunnan Coffee sets up its own door

The rapidly expanding coffee industry in Yunnan suffered a cold spell in the market last year.

2014-07-14
Yunnan Coffee wants to compete for pricing Power

Yunnan Coffee wants to compete for pricing Power

From 390000 mu five years ago to 1.3 million mu in 2012, the rapidly expanding Yunnan coffee industry suffered a cold spell in the market last year.

2014-07-14
Coffee beans are unsalable. Canon Pan has the right to price.

Coffee beans are unsalable. Canon Pan has the right to price.

Price control has always been a prominent feature of coffee bean cultivation and production in Yunnan, but this situation is expected to change. By the end of 2015, Yunnan coffee prices will not have to refer to those in the New York futures market.

2014-05-30
Enjoy the unique coffee scenery of Pu'er

Enjoy the unique coffee scenery of Pu'er

Yunnan coffee is mainly distributed in the Nu River and Lancang River valley, where the coffee scenery and richness and beauty, the coffee fruit covered with branches, seems to be the best reward for us coffee practitioners who are not afraid of hardship.

2014-07-09
Enjoy the unique coffee scenery of Pu'er

Enjoy the unique coffee scenery of Pu'er

Yunnan coffee is mainly distributed in the Nu River and Lancang River valley, where the coffee scenery and richness and beauty, the coffee fruit covered with branches, seems to be the best reward for us coffee practitioners who are not afraid of hardship.

2014-07-09
Yunnan Coffee beans pirated Pu'er Tea Crazy

Yunnan Coffee beans pirated Pu'er Tea Crazy

From selling and hoarding, to selling at a low price, and then to Nestl é suspending acquisitions, the coffee growing craze has gradually sobered up because of this sudden harvest stoppage. Apart from being sober, a reflection on the coffee industry in Yunnan has more practical significance.

2014-05-30
History of introduction and expansion of Coffee in China in the early stage of Coffee Development (5)

History of introduction and expansion of Coffee in China in the early stage of Coffee Development (5)

1. From the first peak period of the development of China's coffee industry (1952-1961) to the late 1940s, according to recorded figures, there are 2173.33 hectares of rubber plantations in Hainan Island, with a total of 867600 rubber trees, with an annual output of 199,000 tons of dry rubber, and more than 300,000 coffee plants. the annual output of coffee beans is 1 ton. According to a survey in the early 1950s, there was a large amount of coffee left in Fushan area of Chengmai County, with a total of 70,000.

2015-03-09
History of introduction and expansion of Coffee in early China (5)

History of introduction and expansion of Coffee in early China (5)

1. From the first peak period of the development of China's coffee industry (1952-1961) to the late 1940s, according to recorded figures, there are 2173.33 hectares of rubber plantations in Hainan Island, with a total of 867600 rubber trees, with an annual output of 199,000 tons of dry rubber, and more than 300,000 coffee plants. the annual output of coffee beans is 1 ton. According to a survey in the early 1950s, there was a large amount of coffee left in Fushan area of Chengmai County, with a total of 70,000.

2015-04-28
Coffee planting History of Coffee introduction and expansion in China in the early stage (5)

Coffee planting History of Coffee introduction and expansion in China in the early stage (5)

1. From the first peak period of the development of China's coffee industry (1952-1961) to the late 1940s, according to recorded figures, there are 2173.33 hectares of rubber plantations in Hainan Island, with a total of 867600 rubber trees, with an annual output of 199,000 tons of dry rubber, and more than 300,000 coffee plants. the annual output of coffee beans is 1 ton. According to a survey in the early 1950s, there was a large amount of coffee left in Fushan area of Chengmai County, with a total of 70,000.

2014-10-14
The History of Coffee introduction and expansion in China in the early stage (5)

The History of Coffee introduction and expansion in China in the early stage (5)

1. From the first peak period of the development of China's coffee industry (1952-1961) to the late 1940s, according to recorded figures, there are 2173.33 hectares of rubber plantations in Hainan Island, with a total of 867600 rubber trees, with an annual output of 199,000 tons of dry rubber, and more than 300,000 coffee plants. the annual output of coffee beans is 1 ton. According to a survey in the early 1950s, there was a large amount of coffee left in Fushan area of Chengmai County, with a total of 70,000.

2014-12-01
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