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Practical explanation on the examination rules of roasted Coffee production license

Practical explanation on the examination rules of roasted Coffee production license

First, the general situation of the development of the industry. Coffee tree belongs to Rubiaceae. Out of a total of 73 varieties, only Arabica (Coffea ara-bica Linnaeus) and Canifera (Coffea canephora Pierre) are cultivated by humans. The remaining 71 varieties are wild, but of no value to growers. The 200 varieties of Arabica include the previous varieties of Mocha, Bourbon and Horse.

2015-04-14
Exploding the three factions of Chinese cafes

Exploding the three factions of Chinese cafes

At present, China's per capita coffee consumption is 5 cups per year, which is far lower than that of Japan and South Korea, with an average of about 300 cups per person per year. However, coffee consumption in China continues to grow at an annual rate of 15% to 20%, making it the world's most potential coffee consumer. In the current Chinese market, there are three forces active in China, Europe and the United States, and they are using

2015-09-02
More than half of the coffee shops in China do not make money from coffee.

More than half of the coffee shops in China do not make money from coffee.

A few days ago, a "profiteering door" news that the price of Starbucks coffee in the Chinese market is fully higher than that in the United States, causing widespread debate in the society. There are doubts that Starbucks' differential pricing is contrary to the principle of fairness, but there is also a view that calculating only the cost of raw materials while ignoring other operating costs obviously lacks economic common sense, coffee belongs to a non-monopoly industry, and its pricing power should be vested in the market and

2014-08-20
More than half of the coffee shops in China do not make money from coffee.

More than half of the coffee shops in China do not make money from coffee.

A few days ago, a piece of news that the price of Starbucks coffee in the Chinese market is fully more expensive than that of the United States, causing widespread debate in the society. There are doubts that Starbucks' differential pricing is contrary to the principle of fairness, but there is also a view that calculating only the cost of raw materials while ignoring other operating costs obviously lacks economic common sense. Coffee belongs to a non-monopoly industry, and its pricing power should be vested in the market and enterprises.

2015-10-28
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