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Colombia’s Ministry of Labor and FNC join forces against child labor
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BOGOTA, Colombia – Under the frame of the World Day Against Child Labor (June 12), Colombia's Ministry of Labor and the Colombian Coffee Growers...
Ceo of the Fnc promotes Colombian coffee and entrepreneurship in Japan
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TOKYO, Japan - Roberto Velez (in the picture), CEO of the Colombian Coffee Growers Federation (FNC), met with key leaders of the Japanese coffee industry...
Colombia may announce new stabilisation fund in June
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MILAN - Colombia is almost ready to launch a new fund to stabilise coffee prices paid to producers. The scheme may be announced next...
Mitsubishi Corporation donates US$100,000 to the Forester Families Program
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BOGOTA, Colombia –During a meeting with Roberto Vélez, CEO of the Colombian Coffee Growers Federation (FNC), the Japanese company Mitsubishi Corporation donated US$ 100,000...
CEO of the FNC advocates for higher prices at 4th World Coffee Conference
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ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia – Under the frame of the 4th World Coffee Conference in Ethiopia, Roberto Vélez (in the picture), CEO of the Colombian...
African Coffee Grower Organizations support FNC’s attempt to increase and stabilize prices
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ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia - Representatives of African coffee grower organizations met with Roberto Vélez, CEO of the Colombian Coffee Growers Federation (FNC), to discuss...
Coffee and Peace at the Embassy of Colombia in Washington
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WASHINGTON, U.S. – In an effort to highlight contributions of the Colombian coffee industry to the country's development and the active role that coffee...
Colombian Congress of Coffee Growers presents its recommendations
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BOGOTA –In an environment of openness, plurality, analysis and discussion, the 82nd National Congress of Coffee Growers presented its recommendations on administrative, productive, commercialization...
Colombia coffee output to reach 14 million bags by the end of 2015, says FNC’s CEO
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Colombia’s coffee output in calendar year 2015 will be larger than expected, beating previous targets despite the shortage of rain caused by the El...
Colombia proposes a deal with the global industry on profitability of coffee growers
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BOGOTA, Colombia - Colombia, the largest producer of mild washed Arabica coffee, regained its leadership to attract attention on key sectorial issues during the...
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