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  • Coffee Capped on Low Roaster Inventory as Brazil Delivery Starts

    Posted in on Mar 11, 2013 кофе , обжарщик , арабика , Бразилия

    <p>Coffee prices are set to stay low as roasters are buying less than usual, rules allowing Brazilian coffee to be delivered in New York come into force and a record global crop compensates for leaf rust losses in Central America. While countries in Central America and Mexico may lose 4 million to 5 million bags to leaf rust next season, coffee will trade between $1.40 a pound and $1.60 a pound for the next 12 months, said Ricardo Villanueva, president of the private sector committee at the International Coffee Organization. He correctly forecast in September that futures would drop to $1.40 a po...</p>

  • McDonald’s Invests $6.5 Million in Sustainable Guatemala Coffee

    Posted in on Mar 05, 2013 кофе , арабика , эспрессо

    <p>McDonald’s Corp. (MCD) will invest $6.5 million over five years to help about 13,000 coffee growers in Guatemala produce more high-grade beans from sustainable farms as demand grows. The investment will help secure supplies of arabica beans, which the company uses in a premium-roast coffee business that has doubled in sales since 2006, Oak Brook, Illinois-based McDonald’s said today in an e-mailed statement. Farmers will be trained on certified growing methods that boost yields and incomes while preserving land and the environment. Guatemala is one of four McDonald’s suppliers in Central Ameri...</p>

  • Colombia hikes coffee subsidies, calls for coffee strike to end

    Posted in on Mar 04, 2013 кофе , цены , арабика

    <p>Colombia's government raised a subsidy to coffee farmers on Saturday and called for them to end a strike, but farm leaders said they will continue protesting and blocking roads because they want buyers to pay a minimum price for beans. Coffee growers in Colombia, the world's top producer of high-quality Arabica beans, are demanding more help from the government after being hit by years of poor weather, crop disease and a strong currency. They have been blocking key highways and secondary roads since Monday, especially in the coffee producing provinces of Huila and Cauca. "There is no reason to...</p>

  • Coffee Falls in New York as Traders ‘Skeptical’ of Rust Damage

    Posted in on Mar 01, 2013 кофе , рынок , арабика

    <p>Coffee fell for a second day in New York on speculation that even leaf rust endangering Latin American crops won’t be enough to dent a glut of stockpiles. Beans in warehouses monitored by ICE Futures U.S. are the highest since March 2010. The leaf rust fungus known as roya may cut Guatemala’s crop by 50 percent in the harvest that starts Oct. 1, Christian Wolthers, president of importer Wolthers America in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, said Feb. 26. “The roya issues have not been enough yet to put a serious bid underneath the market as the trader will likely continue to be skeptical about the matt...</p>

  • Coffee Exports From Indonesia Dropping Even With Record Crop

    Posted in on Feb 28, 2013 кофе , рынок , арабика , робуста

    <p>Coffee exports from Indonesia, the third-largest grower of robusta beans used in instant drinks, are set to decline to a two-year low as increasing domestic consumption erodes supplies from a record harvest. Shipments will total 450,000 metric tons in the 12 months starting April 1, the median of seven exporters’ estimates compiled by Bloomberg shows. That’s 7.4 percent less than sales of 486,000 tons this year, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture data. The harvest will be 640,000 tons in the coming season, the survey shows, 10 percent more than a year earlier. Local usage almost doubl...</p>

  • Вышел свежий англоязычный номер журнала Coffee & Tea International (№1/2013)

    Posted in on Feb 18, 2013 чай , рынок , цены , арабика

    <p>Арабика и Робуста: какому виду какое место ? В последнее время на мировом рынке наблюдается сокращение разницы в цене на Арабику и Робусту. Как объяснить наметившуюся тенденцию? Из чего складывается и от чего зависит цена на один и другой сорт, можно ли сравнивать их вкусовые профайлы и химические составы, а также в чем «миссия» робусты? Международные специалисты из разных областей кофейного рынка делятся своим мнением и анализируют сложившуюся ситуацию.  Рынок горячих напитков на Украине Каким вкусам было отдано предпочтение покупателей чая в 2011-2012 гг? О динамике продаж и ценах на различн</p>

  • The latest issue Coffee & Tea International # 1/2013 has come out

    Posted in on Feb 18, 2013 чай , рынок , цены , арабика , робуста

    <p>Arabica vs Robusta: which class is which? For the recent years there is a reduction in difference between prices on Arabica and Robusta on a global coffee market. How to explain the appearing trend? What is included and what determines the price on both sorts, may their taste profiles and chemical compounds be compared, as well as what is the mission of robusta? International experts from different spheres of coffee world share their opinion and analyze the situation. Hot drinks in Ukraine Which are preferred tastes among tea buyers in 2011-2012? A review of retail tea market of Ukraine tells ...</p>

  • Coffee Exports From India Set to Drop as Europe Demand Slows

    Posted in on Feb 06, 2013 кофе , зеленый кофе , арабика , Индия

    <p>Coffee exports from India, Asia’s third-biggest supplier, may decline for a second straight year as an economic slowdown in Europe cuts demand and as damage from pest attacks reduces the harvest. Shipments may drop below 300,000 metric tons this year from 310,886 tons in 2012, Ramesh Rajah, president of the Coffee Exporters Association of India, said by phone from Bangalore. Exports fell 9.4 percent last year, the first annual drop in three years, according to data from the Coffee Board of India. A drop in Indian supplies may help limit a 34 percent slump in arabica prices in the past year in ...</p>

  • Arabica-Coffee Futures Drop to Two-Week Low on Ample Supplies

    Posted in on Jan 25, 2013 арабика

    <p>Coffee futures fell to a two-week low in New York on ample supplies in Brazil, the world’s top producer and exporter, just as European consumers face a second year of economic contraction. Brazilian farmers sold 60 percent of this year’s crop by Dec. 31 compared with 76 percent a year earlier, consulting firm Safras &amp; Mercado said Jan. 17. In 2012, the country’s exports to Europe, the biggest consuming region, sank 15 percent, according to data from Cecafe, the nation’s exporters’ council. Yesterday, the International Monetary Fund cuts its global growth forecast, projecting a second year of c...</p>

  • Coffee Export Revenues Drop in Rwanda

    Posted in on Jan 23, 2013 кофе , цены , маркетинг , арабика

    <p>Rwanda's export earnings in 2012 reportedly increased despite a bad year for coffee, the country's main agricultural export alongside tea. Available data obtained from the National Agricultural Exports Board (NAEB) and those of the Rwanda Development Board (RDB) indicate between January and October 2012, coffee receipts amounted to US$44,723,043Million compared to US$61,339,958 million for the same period in 2011. It's unlikely the earnings from the two months of November and December could have bridged the deficit in a year where the crop's prices on the international market were highly volat...</p>

  • Coffee Futures Gain on

    Posted in on Jan 18, 2013 кофе , арабика

    <p>Arabica coffee gained the most in four sessions on mounting concern that a crop disease will curb output in Central America. Orange juice also rose, while sugar fell. Guatemala, Nicaragua and Costa Rica will have smaller coffee crops this year after an outbreak of leaf rust, a fungus that attacks foliage. In the week ended Jan. 8, money managers and speculators cut bearish bets to 22,321 futures and options from 23,153 a week earlier, government data showed. The commodity, which sank 37 percent in 2012, has risen 8.1 percent this year. “We continue to make strides to higher prices on fears of ...</p>

  • «Импортеры кофе КЛД» провели семинар «Учимся сравнивать кофе»

    Posted in on Dec 21, 2012 кофе , арабика , робуста

    <p>На прошлой неделе (14-го и 16-го декабря) сотрудники компании «Импортеры кофе КЛД» провели семинар «Учимся сравнивать кофе». Мероприятие было организовано для посетителей ярмарки ПИР: любой желающий мог не только присутствовать, но и принять непосредственное участие в этих необычных занятиях. Участники семинара могли попробовать себя в роли начинающего дегустатора кофе (кофетестера) и получить ответы на любые интересующие их вопросы. К дегустации были предложены Арабика и Робуста из различных стран происхождения: Уганды (Uganda Robusta, Scr.18), Бразилии (Brazil Arabica Santos, NY2, Scr.17/18,...</p>