Saturday 26 October 2024
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Nespresso and Blue Marble launch crop insurance for Colombian growers

NEW YORK, U.S. – Nestlé Nespresso SA and Blue Marble Microinsurance, a consortium of eight companies with the aim of providing socially impactful, commercially viable insurance protection to the underserved, today announced their partnership. Nespresso and Blue Marble are collaborating on ...

Sales of milk bounce back in South Korea thanks to coffee beverages

SEOUL, South Korea – Sales of milk bounced back last year after a four-year decline amid growing popularity of ‘latte’ coffee beverages in South Korea. According to a number of sources including Statistics Korea and the dairy industry, the annual consumption of milk in South Korea last year was estimated at 138,400 tons.

Cup of Excellence: El Salvador farmers exuberant over auction results

PORTLAND, Oregon, U.S. – A record price of $95.70lb was bid at the annual on-line Cup of Excellence auction held yesterday as energetic bidders ratcheted up the cost of the first-place El Salvador winning coffee to a record high. The former record price of $50.10lb was shattered as the winning coffee from Santa Rosa farm exceeded all expectations ...

DOCASA, Inc., secures first liquor license for London coffee shop

SCHAUMBURG, Ill., U.S. – DOCASA, Inc., through its subsidiary, Department of Coffee and Social Affairs Limited, based in the United Kingdom ("UK"), has secured a first liquor license for its newly extended and refurbished coffee shop in London's iconic Old Spitalfields Market.

#CoffeeInACone is the latest treat engineered to be shared on social media

TORONTO, Canada – #CoffeeInACone: It’s part of the new generation of novelty snacks and drinks engineered not just for taste, texture, and mouth-watering appearance, but shareability. It’s billed as “the most Instagrammable coffee in the world,” but unlike most social-media-ready coffee creations, it comes from a country where coffee is ...

Michelin Guide Rio & Sao Paulo includes three new one-star restaurants

BOULOGNE-BILLANCOURT, France – Michelin is delighted to unveil the new selection in the 2017 MICHELIN Rio & Sao Paulo Guide, available on all download platforms (IOS and Android) and in hard copy, in English and Portuguese. The 2017 selection distinguishes three restaurants with one star ...

Top Filipino baristas to represent Philippines in world coffee competitions

MANILA, The Philippines – The Philippines has crowned this year’s best barista and latte art craftsman from a dozen of coffee professionals who competed during the two national coffee championships at the first Philippine Restaurant, Café and Bar Expo (Philresca) on March 2-4, World Trade Center Metro Manila.

Cambodia’s brewing coffee culture brings Cafe Expo to Phnom Penh

PHNOM PENH, Cambodia – In a nod to the percolating market for upscale cafes and trendy coffee shops in Cambodia, more than 75 companies from 18 countries have turned out for the country’s first international cafe and bakery conference. Cafe Cambodia, a three-day public trade show ...

The next generation of plant-based beverages eyes flexitarians consumers

MILAN – Plant based is more than a buzzword. It’s a lifestyle trend driven by consumer interest in both personal wellness and concern for the global ecosystem, and it’s got staying power, according to those monitoring the food and beverage industries and those marketing plant-based brands.

Costa Rica’s Tarrazú region produces one the finest coffees in the world

ZONA DE LOS SANTOS, Costa Rica — High in the mountains of south central Costa Rica is the Zona de los Santos, an agricultural area with unique qualities and whose inhabitants have perfected the art of growing and processing one of the best coffees in the world. A series of natural factors have enriched the region’s mountainous land ...

Panama’s famous specialty coffee making its way to the Australian market

BOQUETE, Panama – Somewhere around 1,200 metres above sea level near the misty, green highland town of Boquete in the north of Panama, Landreth Laws leads tourists on a guided walk through coffee plantations. "Our coffee develops good flavours because it grows in the highlands," he said.

Japan, coffee becomes a star ingredient in land of the tea ceremony

TOKYO, Japan – Visitors to the land of the tea ceremony don't usually go there for the coffee, but that's why I'm in Japan, along with a host of top chefs, hoteliers and media from across Asia. We're here for a three-day coffee extravaganza culminating in two gala dinners at Happo-en, a grand events venue set in extensive gardens in Tokyo.

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