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  • Coffee Growers in Vietnam Seen Reaping Bigger Crop

    Posted in on Jul 24, 2014 кофе , рынок , арабика , робуста , Вьетнам

    <p>Coffee farmers in Vietnam, the world’s top grower of robusta beans, are forecast to gather a record crop in the 12 months from October 2015 as they improve cultivation methods and replace old trees with new varieties. Output that year may increase to an all-time high of 1.87 million metric tons, the median of estimates from nine traders and analysts compiled by Bloomberg shows. That’s 8.7 percent more than the record in 2013-2014. Average yields may rise to 2.83 tons per hectare from 2.65 tons as the area rises to 660,000 hectares from 650,000 hectares, the survey shows. Expanding yields will ...</p>

  • The Most Expensive Coffee in the World

    Posted in on Jul 21, 2014 кофе , арабика , обжарка

    <p>The problem with sampling something so rare and bespoke, is that you’re acceptance bar is raised to lofty and unachievable heights. It’s a treat and something to be revered, but then you have to go back to normality and your usual, mundane existence. Like with coffee. Most people are happy with their morning brew and don’t give a monkeys about the bean origin or regional plantation, just as long as the dark liquid flows fast and the potency of a pre-office caffeine oomph kicks-in. Yet there are those who seek greater fulfilment from their java. Coffee aficionados requiring the rare and refined...</p>

  • Coffee industry needs to move farmers to higher value chain

    Posted in on Jul 15, 2014 кофе , рынок , цены , арабика , робуста

    <p>To further promote inclusive growth, the country’s coffee industry should help farmers to bring them up to higher value chain. Philippine Coffee Board Inc. (PCBI) co-chair Pacita U. Juan said in an interview with the Philippines News Agency that big coffee companies can help farmers to add value in their products so that farmers can earn higher also. “Of course as a big company, its objective is to get the coffee at the lowest price possible. So they don’t let farmers to do the next steps in the value chain,” Juan said. “Every step adds value.” She said farmers can adjust to higher value chain...</p>

  • Кофе снизился на минувшей неделе

    Posted in on Jul 14, 2014 кофе , рынок , цены , арабика , робуста

    <p>Сентябрьский фьючерс на кофе на прошедшей неделе снизился на 10.4 цента (-6.05%) вследствие активности спекулянтов, которые закрывали длинные позиции, даже несмотря на то, что цена падала. Обычно, когда импульс на бычьем рынке ослабевает, очень трудно потом вновь вернуться к заданной тенденции. Гораздо проще было медведям на рынке, достаточно было лишь признать, что потери урожая не такие большие, как прогнозировалось ранее. Однако, на рынке слишком много неопределенности относительно перспектив предложения. Потери урожая 2014/15 сезона это всего лишь одна проблема. Ситуация усугубляется тем, ...</p>

  • Бразилия теряет лидерство на мировом рынке кофе

    Posted in on Jul 11, 2014 кофе , рынок , арабика , робуста , Бразилия

    <p>На рынке кофе в текущем маркетинговом году сложилась интересная ситуация. Основным поставщиком кофе в мире является Бразилия, кофейные плантации которой пострадали в этом году от чрезмерной засухи в январе-марте 2014 года, но эта же засуха позволила урожаю созреть гораздо быстрее обычного и уборочная уже началась (обычно уборочная проходит в августе-сентябре). Таким образом, фактор засухи влияет на рынок сразу с обеих сторон: поддерживает рынок ожидание пересмотра урожая в сторону снижения, так как кофейные деревья дали урожай, но зерна оказались гораздо мельче обычного, а давление исходит от ...</p>

  • Indonesia Coffee-Exports Drop Seen Raising Crop Concerns

    Posted in on Jul 08, 2014 цены , арабика , робуста

    <p>Coffee shipments from Sumatra, Indonesia, the world’s third-biggest grower of the robusta variety, dropped 41 percent in June, raising concerns about the size of the crop, according to Volcafe Ltd. About 50 to 70 percent of the nation’s highland crops were harvested and production so far appears “considerably lower, in some areas up to 35 percent,” the unit of commodities trader ED&amp;F Man Holdings Ltd. said in a report e-mailed July 4. “There is a reluctance to sell forward among the exporters as some still have short positions to cover and others try to build a long position,” Volcafe said. “S...</p>

  • Travel for Tea – Tea tourism in Asia

    Posted in on Jun 24, 2014 чай , арабика , улун

    <p>Next to water, tea is the most popular non-alcoholic drink in the world. There are millions who swear by its revitalising properties, aroma and the unbeatable satisfaction a cup of tea gives. Most of us who reach out for our favourite cup are not aware that there are over a thousand varieties of teas in the world. The top tea producing regions of the world are located in Asia. Tea plantations with their undulating rows of greenery sprawled over gentle hills also make beautiful travel destinations. Many people are waking up to this fact and ‘tea tourism’ is fast gaining popularity. If you love ...</p>

  • Starbucks поднимает цены

    Posted in on Jun 24, 2014 цены , арабика

    <p>Ресторанная сеть Starbucks заявила о скором росте цен на отдельные товары своей ресторанной сети в США, что объясняется резким ростом цен на зерновое кофе. Уже с завтрашнего дня в американских кофейнях сети Starbucks ряд напитков подорожают на 5–20 центов, а фасованный кофе марки Starbucks прибавит в цене 1 доллар за стандартную упаковку. Напомним, что в конце апреля этого года фьючерсные цены на зерновой кофе марки арабика достигли своих максимальных отметок за более чем два года на фоне сильнейшей засухи в Бразилии. И, несмотря на то что в июне фьючерсы на зерновое кофе успели сократиться на</p>

  • Coffee Board to offer coffee courses to increase local coffee demand

    Posted in on Jun 19, 2014 кофе , арабика , робуста , Россия

    <p>Indian Coffee Board is set to launch a program to train people to be coffee makers or baristas. In an effort to make coffee available and more popular across the country, especially in tea dominated northern India, the Indian Coffee Board is set to launch a program to train people around the country to be coffee makers or baristas. The 'Barista training program' of the Indian Coffee Board, involving a specially crafted syllabus will guide aspirants interested in coffee on the various aspects of coffee making, and will be launched in July according to the chairman of the Coffee Board Jawaid Akh...</p>

  • Anyone for a CAR-puccino? Scientists create biofuel using ground coffee beans

    Posted in on Jun 17, 2014 кофе , арабика , робуста

    <p>You may currently grab a coffee while filling up your car at a petrol station, but in the future you could be refuelling your vehicle with the aromatic brown liquid too. Scientists claim that a ‘green’ biofuel made from waste coffee grounds could power vehicles on our roads. Around 22lbs (10kg) of leftover grounds, generated by the average coffee shop, produces around two litres of the biofuel.  The scientists believe that if this were scaled up nationally, popular high street coffee shops such as Starbucks, Café Nero and Costa Coffee could soon be rivalling oil giants like Shell, BP and Esso....</p>

  • Burundi coffee growers to open own bank

    Posted in on Jun 16, 2014 кофе , зеленый кофе , арабика

    <p>Burundi coffee growers plan to open their own bank to give out the loans they need to invest in improving production, in an industry which accounts for a substantial chunk of the small east African country&#039;s economy. It will be the first time Burundi coffee growers have joined together to open a micro-bank, Joseph Ntirabampa, chairman of the confederation of coffee producers&#039; associations, or CNAC, told Reuters.  The coffee industry employs some 800,000 smallholder farmers, almost 10 percent of the population, growing Arabica beans. Ntirabampa, whose CNAC organisation has 130,000 members, said...</p>

  • Brazil Coffee Losses Seen Less Severe Than Forecast

    Posted in on Jun 03, 2014 кофе , арабика , Бразилия

    <p>Brazil coffee growers may face less severe losses than officially estimated as the first harvested beans indicate that rains last month reduced the impact of the worst drought in 50 years, the agriculture minister said. Brazil’s crop forecasting agency Conab reduced last month its estimate for this year’s coffee output to 44.6 million bags, from a January forecast of 46.5 million to 50.2 million bags. The forecast may be revised by the end of the harvest, Minister Neri Geller said in interview yesterday. Each bag weighs 60 kilograms (132 pounds). “I’m not going to give figures, but we expect t...</p>