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It is difficult for China's coffee industry to break through

It is difficult for China's coffee industry to break through

Data released by the Yunnan Coffee Association show that due to the impact of drought, about 30,000 mu of coffee in Baoshan and other places has been affected, which may lead to a 5% to 10% reduction in coffee production in the province, with an estimated economic loss of tens of millions of yuan.

2014-07-14
Live communication with 2009 WBC champion Gwilym Davies

Live communication with 2009 WBC champion Gwilym Davies

The 2009 WBC world champion Gwilym Davies7 walked into Zunkeford on March 5 to share the technology and share the photo with you. Espresso exchanges made Espresso to taste the furry blossom exchange cups. ~ Davies tulips in the production of left Gwilym Davies tulips, right my ~! Davies is a little unaccustomed to pulling the vat, tilted; my right

2015-10-23
A good coffee shop for one person. A coffee shop recommended for a person.

A good coffee shop for one person. A coffee shop recommended for a person.

The Queensberry Pour House made up his homework for three days in a row, and his sleep time and quality declined sharply. The nerves full of gloom and irritability were caught unprepared by the heavy rain, so I came to The Queensberry Pour House in such an unexpected adverse period of water. The shop looks less busy in the early morning of the working day, sitting on the table by the window counting the red

2016-04-26
A good coffee shop for one person. A coffee shop recommended for a person.

A good coffee shop for one person. A coffee shop recommended for a person.

The Queensberry Pour House made up his homework for three days in a row, and his sleep time and quality declined sharply. The nerves full of gloom and irritability were caught unprepared by the heavy rain, so I came to The Queensberry Pour House in such an unexpected adverse period of water. The shop looks less busy in the early morning of the working day, sitting on the table by the window counting the red

2016-04-26
The spreading history of coffee

The spreading history of coffee

1. Coffee was introduced into Europe in the 16th century, and coffee attracted the attention of European countries in the name of Arabic wine. In the middle of the 17th century, coffee became popular in Europe. 2. When coffee was introduced into Asia in 1600, Baba Budan, a Muslim, successfully smuggled seven seeds on his belly and planted them for trial in the mountains of Mysore in southern India without large-scale cultivation. sixteen

2014-08-05
The promotion of African coffee in Chinese market is insufficient.

The promotion of African coffee in Chinese market is insufficient.

Focusing on China's growing coffee market, international coffee chains have rushed to China. One coffee chain, for example, has expanded its Chinese mainland coffee chain from one to hundreds in just a decade, and plans to triple its stores in China in the next five years. Long history of coffee cultivation, high-quality and inexpensive coffee products, unique

2016-06-12
The promotion of African coffee in Chinese market is insufficient.

The promotion of African coffee in Chinese market is insufficient.

Focusing on China's growing coffee market, international coffee chains have rushed to China. One coffee chain, for example, has expanded its Chinese mainland coffee chain from one to hundreds in just a decade, and plans to triple its stores in China in the next five years. Long history of coffee cultivation, high-quality and inexpensive coffee products, unique

2016-09-01
Are you still drinking Kopi Luwak?!

Are you still drinking Kopi Luwak?!

Keep you in a narrow cage. You are not allowed to eat your favorite meat and seafood. You are only allowed to eat one kind of fruit. (sometimes the fruit is not necessarily ripe) until you die. If you are malnourished, you will be given an infusion. If you make a noise and protest, you will hit you with an electric baton. Your organ function is slowly failing. If you fast, use a tube to pour into your esophagus, your esophagus and throat.

2016-06-02
Introduction to the characteristics of Ethiopian Coffee Brand Flavor description in the Top Ten Coffee producing countries

Introduction to the characteristics of Ethiopian Coffee Brand Flavor description in the Top Ten Coffee producing countries

Yega Xuefei is a small town, 700-2100 meters above sea level, synonymous with Ethiopian boutique coffee. It has been a wetland since ancient times. The ancient saying "Yirga" means to settle down and "Cheffe" means a wetland. The mode of production and flavor of coffee here are so outstanding that Ethiopian coffee farmers compete to be proud of the flavor of their coffee, making it the best in Africa.

2016-09-19
The promotion of African coffee in Chinese market is insufficient.

The promotion of African coffee in Chinese market is insufficient.

Focusing on China's growing coffee market, international coffee chains have rushed to China. One coffee chain, for example, has expanded its Chinese mainland coffee chain from one to hundreds in just a decade, and plans to triple its stores in China in the next five years. Long history of coffee cultivation, high-quality and inexpensive coffee products, unique

2014-04-27
Germany has developed a roller robot that is good at making coffee.

Germany has developed a roller robot that is good at making coffee.

The robot, whose male name is RollinJustin, is one of the most advanced robots in the world. It can perform delicate and sensitive movements through vision and touch, and perform tasks such as catching the ball and making coffee. A researcher threw a ball at him, and Justin predicted the trajectory of the ball through visual feedback calculation, reaching out his four-fingered machine.

2016-05-05
Germany has developed a roller robot that is good at brewing coffee.

Germany has developed a roller robot that is good at brewing coffee.

The robot, whose male name is RollinJustin, is one of the most advanced robots in the world. It can perform delicate and sensitive movements through vision and touch, and perform tasks such as catching the ball and making coffee. A researcher threw a ball at him, and Justin predicted the trajectory of the ball through visual feedback calculation, reaching out his four-fingered machine.

2016-07-08
Germany has developed a roller robot that is good at making coffee.

Germany has developed a roller robot that is good at making coffee.

The robot, whose male name is Rollin Justin, is one of the most advanced robots in the world. It can perform delicate and sensitive movements through vision and touch, and perform tasks such as catching the ball and making coffee. A researcher threw a ball at him, and Justin predicted the trajectory of the ball through visual feedback, stretching out his four-fingered machine.

2014-04-27
African coffee market promotion efforts in China African coffee market situation in China

African coffee market promotion efforts in China African coffee market situation in China

International coffee chains are rushing to China with an eye on its growing coffee market. Take a coffee chain as an example. In just over a decade, its coffee chain in the mainland of China has grown from one to hundreds, and plans to triple its Chinese stores in the next five years. A long history of coffee cultivation, inexpensive coffee products, unique

2016-03-22
The latest research and development roller robot has strong grip ability and can make coffee.

The latest research and development roller robot has strong grip ability and can make coffee.

The Institute of Robotics and Mechanics of the German Aerospace Center (DLR) has recently developed a roller robot, "Rollin" Justin, which can perform fine and sensitive movements through vision and touch, such as catching the ball and making coffee.

2014-07-11
The newly developed roller robot can make coffee.

The newly developed roller robot can make coffee.

Intelligent robot roller Justin is catching the ball Justin is making coffee Chinanews.com, May 5 / PRNewswire-Asianet /-- according to foreign media reports, the German Aerospace Center (DLR) Institute of Robotics and Mechanics has recently developed a roller robot, which not only has super grip ability but also is good at brewing coffee. The male of this robot is called Roller Rollin Justin, which is the most advanced in the world.

2014-12-02
African coffee is not fully promoted in the Chinese market, Rwanda and Kenya boutique coffee

African coffee is not fully promoted in the Chinese market, Rwanda and Kenya boutique coffee

Focusing on China's growing coffee market, international coffee chains have rushed to China. One coffee chain, for example, has expanded its Chinese mainland coffee chain from one to hundreds in just a decade, and plans to triple its stores in China in the next five years. Long history of coffee cultivation, high-quality and inexpensive coffee products, unique

2016-07-11
Talk about coffee.

Talk about coffee.

Viennese Coffee: Some say it is the gentle coffee suitable for love. Sometimes love tastes like three layers waiting for clarity: fresh oil, hot coffee, and coarse sugar. You know what? Time, like water, slowly passed by, appropriate and warm beauty. Remember, don't stir. Ole coffee: newspaper, bread, mocha pot. Both hands around the huge cup body, all day long

2014-08-29
Drinking coffee and driving is against the law in New Jersey, USA.

Drinking coffee and driving is against the law in New Jersey, USA.

According to foreign media reports, lawmakers in New Jersey are definitely not coffee lovers, and several New Jersey state interpreters have proposed to make it illegal to drink coffee while driving. If the bill is passed, people's preference for coffee on the way to work will come to an end, according to USA Today. According to the legal text, the law aims to crack down on

2016-08-10
History of the spread of Coffee Coffee was introduced into China

History of the spread of Coffee Coffee was introduced into China

1. Coffee was introduced into Europe in the 16th century, and coffee attracted the attention of European countries in the name of Arabic wine. In the middle of the 17th century, coffee became popular in Europe. 2. When coffee was introduced into Asia in 1600, Baba Budan, a Muslim, successfully smuggled seven seeds on his belly and planted them for trial in the mountains of Mysore in southern India without large-scale cultivation. sixteen

2015-07-28
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