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Ten years-Coffee seniors' profound thoughts on the industry

Ten years-Coffee seniors' profound thoughts on the industry

Has the ten-year trend of Italian coffee come to an end? Or should the whole set be ready for the best part of the next time? It's just that the restructured espresso is still called espresso? Why is the title of this article "ten years"? Because recently, several famous Italian stores have closed their stalls or changed hands one after another! One of them opened because it was touching.

2015-10-23
Coffee exports in Latin America fell by 6.82%

Coffee exports in Latin America fell by 6.82%

Mexico's "Economist" reported on June 20 that from the beginning of the coffee harvest in October last year to May this year, coffee exports from Latin America decreased by 6.82% year on year.

2014-06-24
Brazil's COCAPEC predicts that coffee production by its members will fall by half in 2015

Brazil's COCAPEC predicts that coffee production by its members will fall by half in 2015

COCAPEC said the decline in coffee was mainly due to severe drought and the superposition of coffee production in a small year. The output of coffee trees has a cycle every two years, with high yield in one year and low yield the next year. The COCAPEC Coffee Cooperative, which has 2200 farmers, is expected to produce about 1 million bags (60, 000 tons) in 2015, down by half from 2 million bags (120000 tons) last year. COCAPEC Cafe

2015-04-07
Coffee basics Coffee is generally picked several times a year

Coffee basics Coffee is generally picked several times a year

The harvest time and method of coffee vary from place to place, generally speaking, about once or twice a year (sometimes up to three or four times). The harvest time is mostly in the dry season. In Brazil, for example, around June, it starts in the north-eastern state of Bahia and ends in October in the southern state of Parana. The harvest period of Central American countries is from September to next year.

2015-03-06
Coffee harvest is a mixture of joys and sorrows.

Coffee harvest is a mixture of joys and sorrows.

Most of the major coffee-producing countries have a bumper harvest, which is supposed to be a blessing for coffee consumers around the world, but some people are happy and others are sad: there is nothing happiest than coffee retailers (because of the sharp reduction in costs.) and coffee lovers (retail prices are expected to fall, the market choice is flat and beautiful); but the biggest worry is of course a large number of coffee farmers (because prices have plummeted, even lower than the cost).

2014-07-11
The Development of Coffee cultivation

The Development of Coffee cultivation

Coffee in Laos has gone through a lot of development in the past 20 years. The speed of development in the past 20 years is faster than that in the past 80 years. The coffee history of Laos can be traced back to 100 years ago. At that time, France was the colonial ruler of Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos, and they began to experiment with growing various crops in these areas. Coffee was quickly found in farmers in Vietnam and Laos.

2016-09-24
Winner of Indonesian Coffee Princess Pageant announced

Winner of Indonesian Coffee Princess Pageant announced

Indonesia is a country rich in coffee. This year, Indonesia held the first coffee princess beauty pageant. What are the conditions for being an Indonesian coffee princess? let's go to the scene and have a look. In the early morning of April 19, after a five-hour competition, Indonesia was a coffee-rich country. This year, Indonesia held the first coffee princess pageant as Indonesian coffee.

2016-09-21
Development status of Mocha Coffee in Yemen

Development status of Mocha Coffee in Yemen

(1) the total output has continued to decline in recent years since 2001, and Yemeni coffee production has declined year by year due to various reasons. The annual output has dropped from 11906 tons in 2001 to 11608 tons in 2003, 11590 tons in 2004, to about 11000 tons in 2008. In recent years, despite the rising prices in the international coffee market, the coffee industry in Yemen has not boomed with it, but sharply.

2016-06-07
Coffee exports from Vietnam reached 2.3 billion US dollars in the first half of the year.

Coffee exports from Vietnam reached 2.3 billion US dollars in the first half of the year.

According to a report in Vietnam's Financial Times on July 2, Vietnam's Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development said a few days ago that in the first half of this year, a total of 1.1 million tons of coffee were exported, earning foreign exchange of 2.3 billion US dollars, up 25.6% and 20.4% respectively over the same period last year. In June, 190000 tons of coffee were exported, earning a foreign exchange of 397 million US dollars. In the first five months, Germany and the United States, the two largest coffee markets in Vietnam, achieved rapid growth, while India

2014-04-27
Korean instant coffee culture

Korean instant coffee culture

A few days ago, I read a report in South Korea's Chosun Ilbo newspaper that rice, which has been the top seller in South Korean supermarkets, was overtaken by instant coffee this year. New World easy to buy said on December 6 that it analyzed the sales rankings of 2874 items sold in 126 easy to buy supermarkets across the country from January to November this year, and the results showed that instant coffee rose from third last year to first this year. Phase

2014-05-27
Vietnamese coffee bean stocks hit a two-year low, and prices are expected to rise again.

Vietnamese coffee bean stocks hit a two-year low, and prices are expected to rise again.

Asdak news agency, July 7, Vietnamese coffee bean growers in the hands of inventory reached a new low since 2012, which highlights the global coffee bean supply shortage. According to survey data released by Bloomberg today, at the end of June this year, Vietnamese coffee bean growers accounted for only 15% of their harvests, down significantly from 18% in the same period last year.

2016-09-07
A Survey of Chinese Coffee Culture on the introduction of Coffee in Hainan Island in 1898

A Survey of Chinese Coffee Culture on the introduction of Coffee in Hainan Island in 1898

1.1 the age of the early introduction of coffee in Hainan Island is indisputably expressed as 1908 in many local records, agricultural history, agricultural history and various books and periodicals in China. However, the remains of the century-old coffee trees in Hainan Island are still there, and the descendants of the ancient trees are still there. Therefore, the actual existence of the century-old coffee trees unequivocally rewrote that the earliest introduction of coffee in Hainan Island should be in 1898. 1.2

2015-02-07
Drought causes Brazilian coffee to suffer the biggest loss in 50 years

Drought causes Brazilian coffee to suffer the biggest loss in 50 years

The state of Sao Paulo, an important agricultural producing area in Brazil, is likely to suffer the biggest losses in 50 years this year after the worst drought in 80 years, the Institute of Agricultural Economics of Sao Paulo said a few days ago. According to statistics, the average rainfall in some major agricultural areas in Sao Paulo state in October was only 26 millimeters, far below the normal level of 120 millimeters. High temperature and drought directly affect coffee, sugar cane and jade in Sao Paulo.

2014-11-25
Mexican coffee production falls to its lowest level in 45 years

Mexican coffee production falls to its lowest level in 45 years

Mexican coffee production has fallen for 15 consecutive years due to contagious leaf rust and a lack of policy support, reaching a 45-year low of 3.3 million bags in the 2014-2015 season, the Mexican financier reported. In the season of 1999-2000, the output of black coffee reached 6.2 million bags. At present, the yield of black coffee is 1.2 tons per hectare, which is also the lowest since records began. In the nineties

2016-05-18
From the planting of coffee trees to the harvest of coffee beans

From the planting of coffee trees to the harvest of coffee beans

Coffee trees take 3-5 years from planting to fruiting. 6-10 years of coffee trees are the most likely to bear fruit, about 15-20 years, is the harvest period. Coffee trees are usually bred in nurseries and grow into saplings, and then moved to coffee farms a year later, in full compliance with the way the Arabs planted and cultivated coffee trees. Coffee trees will continue to take root downward and upward in the first four or five years of their growth.

2015-03-27
Auspicious Korean coffee shop in the year of the Goat is doing brisk business because of raising lambs.

Auspicious Korean coffee shop in the year of the Goat is doing brisk business because of raising lambs.

A coffee shop in Seoul, South Korea, with two cute little sheep as mascots, is doing brisk business with the arrival of the Chinese lunar year of the Goat, UPI reported on February 6. It is reported that the coffee shop is called Thanksgiving Nature. Owner Lee Kwang-ho said the two cute little sheep were treasures in the store as early as three years ago. With the middle

2015-02-11
Agricultural ETF rebounds strongly Coffee Futures are up more than 50% this year

Agricultural ETF rebounds strongly Coffee Futures are up more than 50% this year

Maybe you drink coffee every morning, but you don't know you've drunk the best-performing financial asset so far this year, and coffee futures contracts are up more than 50% so far this year.

2014-06-05
Starbucks Wang Jinlong: tripling the number of coffee shops in China within 4 years

Starbucks Wang Jinlong: tripling the number of coffee shops in China within 4 years

SBUX, the world's largest coffee retailer, plans to triple its number of coffee shops in China over the next four years and accelerate its expansion in other parts of Asia, Wang Jinlong, president of Asia Pacific, said on Tuesday. Starbucks currently has more than 17000 coffee shops in 55 countries around the world, and the company is planning to open South Korea, Indonesia and Malaysia this month.

2014-04-27
New Farmers' pursuit of Food Safety: return to their hometown to sell Coffee beans and earn more than 10 million a year

New Farmers' pursuit of Food Safety: return to their hometown to sell Coffee beans and earn more than 10 million a year

New farmers return to their hometown to sell coffee beans with a revenue of more than 10 million a year. In addition to a new round of capital going to the countryside, new farmers are also driven by the pursuit of food safety Shao Haipeng in November, which is the season for picking coffee beans in Hainan. Cheng Zongpei, president of the Baisha Meteorite Ridge Coffee planting Cooperative, is no longer worried this year. On the contrary, he is satisfied with the realization of his wish. The former Hainan Baisha coffee is like being kept in purdah.

2015-12-04
Yemeni coffee flavor and taste Yemeni coffee brands are introduced in Yemeni boutique coffee beans.

Yemeni coffee flavor and taste Yemeni coffee brands are introduced in Yemeni boutique coffee beans.

Since 2001, Yemeni coffee production has declined year by year due to various reasons. The annual output has dropped from 11906 tons in 2001 to 11608 tons in 2003, 11590 tons in 2004, to about 11000 tons in 2008. In recent years, despite the rising prices in the international coffee market, the coffee industry in Yemen has not boomed, but has shrunk sharply. The main reason for the decrease in coffee production

2016-07-26
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