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Papua New Guinea
Country Papua New Guinea is one of the least developed countries on the planet, home to tribes who have had limited contact with the ‘outside’ world, if at all. This has given it a reputation for somewhat wild frontier land. Politica...See more...
Fairtrade
Fairtrade is an alternative approach to conventional trade and is based on a partnership between producers and consumers. Fairtrade offers producers a better deal and improved terms of trade. This allows them the opport...See more...
Conventional
Conventional coffee supply through traditional export channels continues to be central to trading operations at DRW. Despite the growth of the niche speciality and certified markets conventional supply continues to feed the bulk of the mainst...See more...
Quality Control
“Quality Control” is an interesting heading. We can “control” the selection of the seed and the area in which it is grown. We can “control” the husbandry shown to the tree. However, we cannot “control&r...See more...
Sumatra Field Trip October 2011
We arrived into a very humid Medan the Evening of the 11 October. After an over-night stay we boarded the coach for the 1st of many times.
Dry Mill – Berstagi A warm welcome for us by Sam and his staff, before a ...See more...Weekly Market Report 16 to 20 April 2012
Futures Markets:
Arabica : Initially on rather subdued turnover with attention turned in NY first notice day on 20th April. Then, the market had positive close to the week on Friday, specs an...See more...
Weekly Market Report 30 April to 4 May 2012
Futures Markets:
Arabica : This week we incurred another volatile and choppy market. Starting with specs which looked to be the driving force behind the market and gaining some new recent high levels, even breaking ...See more...
Weekly Market Report 7 to 11 May 2012
Futures Markets:
Arabica : The market seemed to be hampered by struggling CRB and stronger USD. It started the week low and finished on Friday on an upper level. Market lightly traded within tight price range compar...See more...
Weekly Market Report 14 to 18 May 2012
Futures Markets:
Arabica : NY Market once again moved sideways. The COT (commitments of traders) figures highlight that some short covering has taken place by speculators, although this could be some profit taking a...See more...
Weekly Market Report 11 to 15 June 2012
Futures Markets:
Arabica : NY moves to 2 year lows as the price of coffee falls again! Caused in part by a nearby over supply and world speculators with eyes firmly fixed on other, more demanding and immediately mor...See more...
