Coffee

The Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD) is set to create a new coffee division to intensify support for the sub-sector through research, extension support and regulation of marketing and processing activities. The move is part of a broader plan…
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Companies in Togo that wish to participate in the marketing of coffee and cocoa during the 2020-2021 campaign have up to Friday, September 04, 2020, to complete the registration formalities. The National Coordination Committee (CCFCC Togo)…
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Guatemala is reported to have commenced processes to exit the global coffee growers body - the International Coffee Organization (ICO). The Guatemala exit, announced by the government, comes on the backdrop of falling coffee prices amid…
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A five-year project that is expected to help Ethiopian coffee farmers earn more for the coffee they grow has been launched. The Ethiopian News Agency said the €15 million the European Union-funded project by Ethiopia coffee project…
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Professor Jeffrey Sachs’ long-awaited plan to help coffee farmers earn more and make the coffee supply chain more sustainable has had a mixed reaction Professor Jeffrey Sachs unveiled his study on 10 July 2019 at the World Coffee Producers…
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The International Coffee Organization has unveiled a number of new features for this year’s International Coffee Day. “Coffee has never been more popular, with an estimated 3 billion cups consumed every day, but in spite of growing…
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Many roles in family businesses are still assigned on the basis of gender in South America: it is believed that women are not strong enough to work the land, or are ill-suited for finance, negotiation or decision making. Instead, they are…
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