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Rwanda
Coffee The Misozi co-operatives are spread across the lush mountains of Rwanda – on the very rooftop of Africa, the watershed between the two great rivers, the Nile and the Congo, from the natural forests of the south to the volcanoes of th...See more...Ecuador
CountryEcuador is located in South America between Colombia and Peru. It’s a multi ethic and cultural country divided in 24 provinces, which are distributed in four natural regions: Amazonia, Sierra (Highlands), Coast and Galapagos. T...See more...
Malawi
Country High Grown and sustainable coffee produced by the Smallholder Coffee Farmers Trust (SCFT) in the Northern highlands of Malawi. MCPCU was set up in 1979 as a parastatal. Ownership was transferred to the coffee growers in 1999. ...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...
Cafe Femenino A Coffee Grown By Women International Womens Day
It’s International Women’s Day on Thursday 8th March. What better time to celebrate the fantastic achievements of the women behind the Cafe Femenino project in Peru? At a time when business gets a generally bad press, this is a grea...See more...
Weekly Market Report 23 to 27 April 2012
Futures Markets:
Arabica : A mixed market during the week, starting with a rally on Tuesday due to equities and commodities attracting funds away from selected safer haven due to eurozone neurosis. Then, the market dropped due ...See more...
Weekly Market Report 4 to 8 June 2012
Futures Markets:
Arabica : The downward trend continues as prices move back to their recent lows. The world coffee supply and demand figures and the unwillingness of any large brokers or hedge funds to take any sort...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...
Weekly Market Report 5 to 9 November 2012
Futures Markets:
Arabica: The market returned to fundamentals as there is higher supply than demand. The U.S elections lead to a strong start on Wednesday but gave back their early gains later in t...See more...
Weekly Market Report 19 to 23 November 2012
Futures Markets:
Arabica: As news of high physical output from major producing countries dominates, it continues to have a negative effect on the market. Throughout the week a weaker Dollar support...See more...
