Coffe News - 11 Sep 2024

Argentina - Milei'S Government Spends $61.3 Million On Coffee And Sweeteners
Brasil - Robusta Coffee Prices Up $58 To $4,956/Ton, Arabica Down 150 Points
Brasil - Espírito Santo Exports 749,967 Coffee Sacks In August 2024
Brazil - Firefighters Use 1,200 Liters To Save Coffee Plantations
Brazil - Brazil'S Worst Drought In 70 Years Sparks Price Hikes
Brazil - Robusta Coffee Prices Surpass Arabica By 51.9 Reais/Sc
Brazil - Port Of São Sebastião Resumes Coffee Exports After 60 Years
Brazil - Coffee Futures Drop 1.80% Amid Severe Drought Conditions
Brazil - Brazilian Coffee Exports Set To Hit Record In 2024
Brazil - Brazil Expected To Boost Global Coffee Production
Brazil - Jurerê Launches Gerações Coffee Line, Invests Over R$ 1 Million
Brazil - Abic Hosts Free Coffee Seminar On September 12 In Vitória
Brazil - Cooxupé And Smc Launch R$ 330,000 Specialty Coffee Program
Brazil - Nater Coop Launches 14Th Award With R$ 99,000 Prize Pool
Brazil - Cocoa Producers From Pará Visit 12 Coffee Cooperatives In Minas
Brazil - Robusta Coffee Price Drops 0.75% To R$ 1,465.60
Brazil - Café Beneficiado Priced At R$ 1,266.64 In Regional Market
Brazil - Prêmio Região Do Cerrado Mineiro Sets Record With 547 Entries
Brazil - Porto De São Sebastião Marks Historic Coffee Transport Revival
Brazil - Brazilian Coffee Prices Expected To Drop Amid Dollar Weakness
Colombia - Fnc Aims For Coffee Exports To Us In Under 72 Hours
Colombia - Summer Heat Threatens Coffee Quality, 70,000 Jobs At Risk
Cuba - Cuba Faces Food Crisis: No Coffee, Sugar, Or Rice Available
Cuba - Santiago De Cuba Aims For 4,000 Tons Coffee Harvest
Mexico - Political Shift In Mexico: 41 Billion Pesos Debt Highlighted
Mexico - Chiapas Coffee Producers Seek Support Amid 50-95% Yield Losses
México - Starbucks Donates 776,000 Coffee Plants To 12,000 Farmers
Peru - Villa Rica Hosts Iv Coffee Filtering Competition Preliminaries, October 12-13
Peru - 30 Coffee Producers In Cusco Enhance Skills Through Internship
United States - Reverie Coffee Expands To Bath With 20 Sign-Ups Three Tree Coffee Opens Warehouse With 77Lb Roasting Machine
United States - Frenchie Coffee Roasters Opens First Shop In Cibolo, Texas
United States - Citizens Coffee Targets $100M Sales, Opens 40 Outlets By 2029
United States - U.S. Cpi Expected To Rise 0.2% Monthly, 2.6% Annually
United States - Keurig Dr. Pepper Agrees To $1.5 Million Penalty Over Pods
United States - Equator'S Cold Brew Blend Launches In Eco-Friendly Brew Bags
United States - Oregon Coffee Shop Jim & Patty’S Seeks $250K To Survive
United States - Red Bay Coffee Files For Bankruptcy With $3.3 Million Liabilities
United States - Starbucks Sales Decline As Ceo Niccol Revives Coffee Culture
Venezuela - Venezuelan Coffee Exports Reach $944 Million In 2024

China - Luckin Coffee Invests $21.2 Million In Qingdao Roastery
China - Yunnan University Launches China'S First Coffee Major
India - Hyderabad Hosts Inaugural Indian Coffee Festival September 13-15, 2024
Indonesia - Kopi Luwak Targets Asian Market With 100 Varieties Available
Indonesia - Kopi Robusta Prices Reach Rp60,000, Up Rp6,000 Per Kg
Indonesia - Pegadaian To Add 10 New The Gade Coffee Shops
Indonesia - Phkt'S Kampung Kopi Luwak Sees 200% Visitor Increase
Japan - Coffee Bean Prices Expected Between 230 And 280 Cents
Malaysia - Zus Coffee Raises $57.5M For International Expansion Plans
Thailand - Tceb Promotes World Tea & Coffee Expo For Local Producers
Thailand - Starbucks Ceo Aims To Revitalize In-Store Sales After Decline
Turkey - Impending Coffee Price Increase Upsets Elazığ Consumers
Vietnam - Food Empire Invests Us$80 Million In Vietnam Coffee Facility
Vietnam - Vietnam Coffee Exports Down 12.1% To 1.1 Million Tons

Austria - Nespresso Launches 82% Paper Pulp Compostable Capsules On September 16
Belgium - Belgium Imports 842,403 Sacks Of Conilon Coffee In 2023
Denmark - Coffee Collective Appoints Rebecca Vang As New Ceo
Italia - Illy'S Coffee University Celebrates 25 Years, Trains 350,000 People
Italy - Cappuccino Prices Surge 24% In Bolzano, Now €2.18 Average
Italy - Rancilio Group Releases Two Videos On Coffee Extraction Technologies
Italy - Sustainable Barista Course Launches With Experts In Como
Scotland - Lisa Lawson Grows Dear Green'S Output To One Tonne Weekly
Spain - Incapto Grows To 20,000 Customers, €7,000 Revenue In 2023
UK - Grind Launches Barista Touchtm Impress Coffee Machine With Sage

Burundi - Soko Coffee Line Launches With Burundi Beans On September 21-22
Côte d'Ivoire - Over 2 Tons Of Meth Disguised As Coffee Seized
Kenya - Kiambu Replaces Wooden Tables With Metallic Ones To Combat Deforestation
Tunisia - Tunisia'S Coffee Fair Expects 12,000 Attendees From October 1-5
Uganda - Ugandan Farmers Use Bees And Patrols To Protect Coffee Crops
Uganda - Coffee Prices Surge 65% To Record 7,000 Shillings

World - Coffee Futures Decrease Over 4% In Last 10 Sessions
World - Global Coffee Production Falls 3% Short Of Consumption
World - Starbucks Shares Rise 20% With New Ceo'S Community Focus

Australia - Researchers Map Coffee Arabica Genome, Boosting 600 Tonnes Production
Australia - 10 Billion Kilograms Of Coffee Waste Recycled Into Biocarbon

Argentina - Milei'S Government Spends $61.3 Million On Coffee And Sweeteners
Javier Milei's government controversially spent $61.3 million (approximately $48,000) on coffee, sugar, and sweeteners for Casa Rosada, with only Cabrales S.A. participating in the bidding. The procurement included 3,000 kg of coffee at $17,350 per kg and 800 boxes of sugar at $14,500 each. An additional $16.7 million was spent on croissants and bread.(Radio Mitre | Codigo Baires | Grupo La Provincia)

Brasil - Robusta Coffee Prices Up $58 To $4,956/Ton, Arabica Down 150 Points
Robusta coffee prices rose on November contracts, gaining $58 to $4,956/ton, while January and March contracts increased by $45 and $38, respectively. In contrast, arabica prices fell by 150 points to 245.75 cents/lbp for December. Prolonged drought in Brazil is expected to damage arabica production, with heat waves continuing across the country.(Notícias Agrícolas)

Brasil - Espírito Santo Exports 749,967 Coffee Sacks In August 2024
In August 2024, Espírito Santo exported 749,967 coffee sacks, generating revenue of US$ 166,219,609.69 at an average price of US$ 221.63 per sack. The exports included 32,943 sacks of arabica, 687,372 of conilon, and 29,652 of soluble coffee. Year-to-date revenue reached US$ 1,089,356,830.80 for 5,541,362 sacks at an average of US$ 196.58.(Notícias Agrícolas)

Brazil - Firefighters Use 1,200 Liters To Save Coffee Plantations
On October 10, 2024, firefighters battled a significant fire at Fazenda Fortaleza in Patos de Minas, using 1,200 liters of water and two tractors with 4,000 liters each. Their quick response preserved nearby coffee plantations. On October 11, nine firefighters returned with additional equipment to continue efforts.(Patos Hoje | Patos Agora)

Brazil - Brazil'S Worst Drought In 70 Years Sparks Price Hikes
Brazil's worst drought in 70 years has led to significant price hikes, notably in refined sugar (6.31%), oranges (47.56%), and coffee (16.64%). With 130 days without rain, coffee prices remain high and future crop predictions are uncertain. Arabica coffee prices have declined amid concerns over Brazil's exports and weather conditions affecting production.(cornelionoticias.com.br | Bloomberg | Bloomberg)

Brazil - Robusta Coffee Prices Surpass Arabica By 51.9 Reais/Sc
Robusta coffee prices have surpassed arábica prices by a record 51.9 Reais/sc as of September 6, according to Cepea. This price disparity is influenced by climate issues in Brazil and Vietnam, with Brazil facing above-normal temperatures until mid-September and Vietnam experiencing improved rainfall but ongoing heat concerns. Global supply and demand remain tight.(Notícias Agrícolas | Compre Rural | CenárioMT | Agrolink | Revista Globo Rural | AGROemDIA)

Brazil - Port Of São Sebastião Resumes Coffee Exports After 60 Years
The Port of São Sebastião resumed coffee exports after over 60 years, shipping over 8,000 tons to Germany on September 9. Brazil, the largest coffee exporter, expects a 2023/2024 harvest exceeding 66 million sacks, marking a significant milestone for the port's future.(ABC do ABC | Compre Rural | Portal das Máquinas e Inovações Agrícolas | CafePoint | EFEAGRO | Em Dia ES | Tamoios News | Portal de Pinhal)

Brazil - Coffee Futures Drop 1.80% Amid Severe Drought Conditions
Coffee futures are volatile due to severe drought in Brazil, affecting the 2025 harvest. Arabica futures dropped 1.80% to 242.60 cents/lb, while robusta fell to $4,878/ton. Conversely, robusta prices rose 3.2% with arabica inventories down 34,000 bags. Coffee prices hit a 13-year high, influenced by Brazil's weather, which produces 40% of global coffee.(Notícias Agrícolas | 24 Канал | Notícias Agrícolas | FoodNavigator.com)

Brazil - Brazilian Coffee Exports Set To Hit Record In 2024
Exportações brasileiras de café devem atingir um recorde em 2024, segundo a Markíza.(Markíza)

Brazil - Brazil Expected To Boost Global Coffee Production
The article mentions that Brazil is expected to contribute to the increase in global coffee production. However, specific details and figures regarding this projection are not provided in the text.(Band Jornalismo)

Brazil - Jurerê Launches Gerações Coffee Line, Invests Over R$ 1 Million
Grupo Jurerê, led by CEO Micheli Poli Silva, celebrates its 80-year history by launching the Gerações coffee line, featuring seven unique blends. Over R$ 1 million was invested in e-commerce and subscription models. The company reported a 41% revenue increase last year and aims to expand its presence in gourmet retail and direct consumer markets.(Money Report)

Brazil - Abic Hosts Free Coffee Seminar On September 12 In Vitória
ABIC will host a free Coffee Seminar on September 12 at FINDES in Vitória, in partnership with Sincafé, from 8 AM to 2 PM, focusing on trends and knowledge sharing. CNA held a live event on October 4 to discuss 2024 coffee business strategies, with registration open until October 1. Sebrae launched the Café Empreendedor project to support local entrepreneurs in people management.(Conexão Safra | Conexão Safra | GZH)

Brazil - Cooxupé And Smc Launch R$ 330,000 Specialty Coffee Program
The Cooxupé and SMC Specialty Coffees' Especialíssimo 2024 program is accepting special coffee lots until September 27, with sales until October 4. New rules include 80% input purchase loyalty and quality requirements. The top 50 lots will be ranked, with a total prize of R$ 330,000, awarded on November 14, with the champion receiving R$ 50,000.(Portal Onda Sul)

Brazil - Nater Coop Launches 14Th Award With R$ 99,000 Prize Pool
Nater Coop has opened registrations for the 14th Pio Corteletti Award, aimed at enhancing the quality of special coffee production. Registrations are open until November 11, 2024, across three categories. The total prize pool is R$ 99,000, with R$ 15,000 for first place in each category. The award ceremony is set for December 13, 2024.(Em Dia ES)

Brazil - Cocoa Producers From Pará Visit 12 Coffee Cooperatives In Minas
Producers of cocoa from Pará, Brazil, visited coffee cooperatives in Sul de Minas to explore effective cooperative practices. A group of 30 members from 12 cocoa cooperatives learned about transportation solutions and management from Coomap and Cooxupé, the world's largest coffee cooperative. The mission aimed to enhance efficiency and support sustainable development in cocoa production.(CafePoint)

Brazil - Robusta Coffee Price Drops 0.75% To R$ 1,465.60
On October 9, the price of robusta coffee fell by 0.75%, trading at R$ 1,465.60 per 60-kilo sack, while arabica coffee dropped by 1.80% to R$ 1,413.70. In São Paulo, sugar is priced at R$ 137.05 per 50-kilo sack, and corn in Campinas is R$ 62.20 per 60-kilo sack. The values are from Cepea.(Fala Marilia)

Brazil - Café Beneficiado Priced At R$ 1,266.64 In Regional Market
Café beneficiado is priced at R$ 1,266.64 on average in the regional market. For inquiries or suggestions about the agricultural market, listeners can send messages to Luiza Recco via WhatsApp at (44) 3220 4048. CBN Mercado Agrícola airs Monday to Friday at 9:50 AM and 2:35 PM.(CBN Maringá)

Brazil - Prêmio Região Do Cerrado Mineiro Sets Record With 547 Entries
The 12th Prêmio Região do Cerrado Mineiro set a record with 547 coffee sample entries, surpassing last year's 500. Categories included 278 Natural, 78 Cherry Pulped, and 191 Induced Fermentation. Winners will receive cash prizes, with the award ceremony on November 13. The region produces 6 million 60 kg sacks annually, accounting for 25.4% of Minas Gerais' coffee output.(Paranaíba Agora)

Brazil - Porto De São Sebastião Marks Historic Coffee Transport Revival
Porto de São Sebastião has marked a historic revival after 60 years with the introduction of a new coffee transport system. This development is expected to enhance the efficiency of coffee exports, contributing positively to the local economy.(ABC Agora)

Brazil - Brazilian Coffee Prices Expected To Drop Amid Dollar Weakness
The Brazilian coffee market is expected to see lower prices as New York futures decline and the dollar weakens against the real. On September 10, arabica prices rose slightly, while conilon remained stable. Certified coffee stocks increased to 850,554 sacks. New York's December contracts fell by 1.82% to 242.70 cents per pound.(Safras & Mercado)

Colombia - Fnc Aims For Coffee Exports To Us In Under 72 Hours
The Federación Nacional de Cafeteros has introduced a logistics model to expedite Colombian coffee exports to the U.S., targeting delivery in under three days. This initiative, utilizing platforms like Amazon, aims to enhance market dynamism and profitability, with plans for European and Asian expansion by 2025, potentially reducing production costs by 50%.(Head Topics | La República | Diario del Sur | Head Topics)

Cuba - Cuba Faces Food Crisis: No Coffee, Sugar, Or Rice Available
Cuba is facing a severe food crisis, with authorities reporting a lack of coffee, sugar, and rice for the basic basket in September. Minister Betsy Díaz Velázquez noted that rice is stuck at ports due to payment issues. The sugar production is insufficient, and distribution has been irregular due to fuel shortages. Farmers doubt new planting initiatives will succeed.(Martí Noticias)

Cuba - Santiago De Cuba Aims For 4,000 Tons Coffee Harvest
Santiago de Cuba aims to harvest approximately 4,000 tons of coffee by the end of September, including 575 tons of Arabica. The main producer expects to contribute around 2,000 tons, with a focus on organic coffee production and improving agricultural techniques to enhance output and commercialization efficiency.(Radio Habana Cuba | CubaDebate)

Mexico - Political Shift In Mexico: 41 Billion Pesos Debt Highlighted
The article discusses the current political climate in Mexico, highlighting a shift from a time of "canallas" to "traitors." It mentions the influence of financial power in securing senators for Morena, the need for judicial reform, and the potential presidential candidacy of Andrés López Beltrán in 2030. Additionally, it reports on a promise from Michoacán's finance chief to avoid unfinished projects and reduce debt, with a current debt of 41 billion pesos.(El Diario Visión)

Mexico - Chiapas Coffee Producers Seek Support Amid 50-95% Yield Losses
Coffee producers in Chiapas urged president-elect Claudia Sheinbaum to restore agricultural support, as they face severe drought and climate change impacts. Ismael Gómez Coronel highlighted that 50-95% of coffee yields are affected, risking hunger in the region. They seek the reinstatement of the Coffee Commission and disaster insurance to mitigate production losses, which have risen significantly.(Noticias Voz e Imagen de Chiapas -)

México - Starbucks Donates 776,000 Coffee Plants To 12,000 Farmers
Starbucks México plans to donate 776,000 rust-resistant coffee plants to farmers in Chiapas, Veracruz, Puebla, and Oaxaca as part of its initiative "Todos Sembramos Café," launched 10 years ago. This effort aims to combat coffee rust, enhance sustainability, and support over 12,000 farmers. Customers can contribute by purchasing select coffee bags or donating 10 pesos at participating stores until September 30, 2024.(Valor Compartido)

Peru - Villa Rica Hosts Iv Coffee Filtering Competition Preliminaries, October 12-13
Villa Rica hosted the preliminaries for the IV National Coffee Filtering Competition and the III National Latte Art Tournament, showcasing talented baristas. Jhon Carlo Meza and Jerry Monteverde qualified for the finals in Lima. Finalists Juan Carlos Calderón and Christian Amarillo will compete at Expocafé Perú 2024. The next preliminaries are set for October 12-13 in Chiclayo.(AGROPERÚ Informa)

Peru - 30 Coffee Producers In Cusco Enhance Skills Through Internship
The National Commission for Development and Life Without Drugs (Devida) conducted an internship for 30 coffee producers in Cusco, focusing on harvesting, post-harvesting, and sustainability. Participants learned advanced agricultural techniques and best practices to enhance coffee quality. Devida also aids in marketing efforts to ensure higher income for producers, including local and international sales of coffee derivatives.(AGROPERÚ Informa)

United States - Reverie Coffee Expands To Bath With 20 Sign-Ups Three Tree Coffee Opens Warehouse With 77Lb Roasting Machine
Reverie Coffee House will open a new location in Bath at 9 Park St. in January, celebrating its first anniversary with 20 membership sign-ups. Meanwhile, Three Tree Coffee launched a new warehouse with a 77lb roasting machine, marking a decade of growth from a 5lb machine. The event featured Brazilian coffee samples, supporting a Brazilian organization.(Press Herald | Grice Connect)

United States - Frenchie Coffee Roasters Opens First Shop In Cibolo, Texas
Frenchie Coffee Roasters has opened its first brick-and-mortar shop in Cibolo, Texas, after starting in Washington state in 2015. Owners Jessica and Filip Guzikowski plan to donate a portion of sales to French bulldog rescues. The shop features popular drinks like the Zelda and Sherlock. The grand opening was held recently at 200 Pfeil Road.(San Antonio Current)

United States - Citizens Coffee Targets $100M Sales, Opens 40 Outlets By 2029
New York-based Citizens Coffee aims to reach $100 million in annual sales and open 40 new outlets by 2029 through a Series B crowdfunding campaign. Founded in 2016, it operates four locations and has seen 170% revenue growth since a 2021 funding round, achieving over $27 million in total sales. The Houston site alone generated over $2 million in its first year.(World Coffee Portal)

United States - U.S. Cpi Expected To Rise 0.2% Monthly, 2.6% Annually
U.S. stock markets show mixed gains as investors anticipate consumer inflation data, essential for potential Fed interest rate cuts. Economists predict a 0.2% monthly CPI increase and a 2.6% annual rise. Asian markets fell, led by Japan's Nikkei. In Brazil, the Ibovespa dropped 0.31%. Petrobras returns to the list of top global dividend payers.(BP Money)

United States - Keurig Dr. Pepper Agrees To $1.5 Million Penalty Over Pods
Keurig Dr. Pepper faces charges from the SEC regarding misleading claims about the recyclability of its K-Cup coffee pods. The SEC highlighted that the company did not disclose that two major U.S. recyclers would not accept the pods. Keurig has agreed to a $1.5 million civil penalty without admitting or denying the findings.(KYMA)

United States - Equator'S Cold Brew Blend Launches In Eco-Friendly Brew Bags
Equator Coffees and Steeped Coffee have launched Equator's Cold Brew Blend in eco-friendly Steeped Brew Bags, designed for easy cold brew preparation. Users can steep for 12-24 hours without equipment. The product reflects both companies' commitments to sustainability and quality. It is available on equatorcoffees.com and will soon be on Amazon.(openPR)

United States - Oregon Coffee Shop Jim & Patty’S Seeks $250K To Survive
The family behind Jim & Patty’s Coffee People in Portland, Oregon, has launched a $250,000 GoFundMe campaign to address mounting debt. Founded in 2002, the chain now operates two locations after growing from the Coffee People brand. As of now, they have raised over $26,000 towards their goal, emphasizing their commitment to keep the business alive.(Daily Coffee News)

United States - Red Bay Coffee Files For Bankruptcy With $3.3 Million Liabilities
Red Bay Coffee filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, reporting liabilities over $3.3 million against assets of approximately $251,000. CEO Keba Konte highlighted rising costs, ongoing COVID-19 impacts, and legal expenses as key factors, with net losses exceeding $850,000 from January to July 2023. The company operates cafes in Oakland and San Francisco.(Haber7.com | Ekonomim | KARAR | TRHaber | Kronos News)

United States - Starbucks Sales Decline As Ceo Niccol Revives Coffee Culture
Starbucks is facing a sales decline as new CEO Brian Niccol shifts the focus from mobile orders to enhancing in-store experiences with comfortable seating. He aims to revitalize U.S. coffee culture by improving service consistency, clarifying takeout and dine-in options, and driving innovation to maintain Starbucks' competitive position in the market.(RealClearMarkets | ロイター (Reuters Japan) | Bitlis Haber | Axios)

Venezuela - Venezuelan Coffee Exports Reach $944 Million In 2024
Venezuelan coffee exports are gaining momentum, with the U.S. purchasing $944 million worth between January and July 2024. Interest from European buyers and countries like Turkey and Japan is increasing. New legislation is being proposed to support coffee growers, while imports to the U.S. reached $944,000 during the same period.(Noticias Barquisimeto | El Informador Venezuela | Noticia al Dia)

China - Luckin Coffee Invests $21.2 Million In Qingdao Roastery
Luckin Coffee has begun construction on a $21.2 million roastery and supply chain hub in Qingdao, set to roast 55,000 tons annually. This facility will enhance its supply chain and support the purchase of 120,000 tons of Brazilian coffee over two years, valued at approximately $500 million. The company aims to strengthen ties with Brazil through cultural initiatives.(World Coffee Portal)

China - Yunnan University Launches China'S First Coffee Major
Yunnan Agricultural University has launched China's first major in coffee studies. This initiative aims to enhance the country's coffee industry by providing specialized education and training. The program is expected to attract more students and contribute to the development of coffee cultivation and production in China.(Xinhuathai)

India - Hyderabad Hosts Inaugural Indian Coffee Festival September 13-15, 2024
Hyderabad will host the inaugural Indian Coffee Festival from September 13-15, 2024, at the Jubilee Hills Convention Center. The event features coffee tastings, expert talks, and family-friendly activities. Notable brands like Katha Coffee and Araku Coffee will participate. Emphasizing sustainability, the festival aims to enhance coffee culture and community engagement.(The Hans India)

Indonesia - Kopi Luwak Targets Asian Market With 100 Varieties Available
Kopi Luwak is set for success in the Asian market due to its unique qualities, while Esemka Coffee from Banyuwangi highlights student innovation and local craftsmanship. Worcas Coffee offers over 100 Kopi Luwak varieties, established in 1935 and modernized in 2012, aiming to attract enthusiasts in Jakarta with high-quality selections from regions like Aceh, Bali, and Papua.(Head Topics | Pikiran Rakyat Depok | tvOneNews.com)

Indonesia - Kopi Robusta Prices Reach Rp60,000, Up Rp6,000 Per Kg
Kopi robusta prices have surged to Rp60,000 per kilogram, an increase of Rp6,000 from Rp54,000, since March 2024. In Kecamatan Lengkiti, prices range from Rp55,000 to Rp60,000. Meanwhile, Ciwidey coffee prices rose from Rp3,000 to Rp12,000 per kilogram since 2014, with ongoing research to improve yields on 1,000 hectares averaging 2 kilograms per tree.(Palpos | Bisnis Jabar)

Indonesia - Pegadaian To Add 10 New The Gade Coffee Shops
Pegadaian plans to open 10 new The Gade coffee shops by year-end, expanding its presence to 55 outlets in Indonesia. The Gade Coffee & Gold initiative has increased coffee value from Rp15 million to Rp850 million per hectare, yielding 1.5-2 tons of coffee per hectare, generating 57,000 cups, and supporting local farmers.(Hallo Indo | Tribunnews.com | Borneonews | Medcom.Id)

Indonesia - Ministry Trains Coffee Roasting Skills Ahead Of Msme Day 2024
The Ministry of Cooperatives and SMEs is enhancing human resources in coffee roasting through competency-based training in Palembang. This training is part of a broader initiative that started in Pasuruan and coincides with the National MSME Day celebrations from September 5-8, 2024. The potential of the coffee business in Indonesia is significant, especially in tourist-heavy areas like Palembang.(palpres.com)

Indonesia - Rizal'S Coffee Sales Reach Rp 700,000 Daily After Job Loss
Rizal, a coffee vendor in Jakarta, transitioned to selling trendy street coffee after losing his corporate job due to the pandemic. He earns up to Rp 700,000 daily, selling around 80 cups on busy days. Despite competition from cafes, he emphasizes accessibility and health-conscious options, offering low-sugar alternatives to cater to health-aware customers.(Tribunnews.com)

Japan - Coffee Bean Prices Expected Between 230 And 280 Cents
International coffee bean prices remain elevated, driven by adverse weather in major producing countries and ongoing supply-demand tightness. Daisuke Kobayashi from Kanematsu predicts that Arabica coffee futures will fluctuate between 230 and 280 cents per pound over the next six months, with current prices around 250 cents. Robusta futures are expected to range from $4,500 to $5,500 per ton.(日本経済新聞)

Malaysia - Zus Coffee Raises $57.5M For International Expansion Plans
ZUS Coffee has raised $57.5 million for international expansion, led by KV Asia Capital. The chain, with 554 outlets in Malaysia and 50 in the Philippines, plans to launch in Singapore by September 2024 and enter Brunei by year-end. The funding will support growth and new ventures, including halal canned sparkling coffee, COFFIZZ, launching in January 2024.(Verdict Foodservice)

Thailand - Tceb Promotes World Tea & Coffee Expo For Local Producers
The article discusses the TCEB's initiative to promote the World Tea & Coffee Expo, which aims to enhance the global market presence of local tea and coffee communities. The event is expected to provide a significant boost to the industry, enabling local producers to reach international consumers effectively.(ข่าวสด)

Thailand - Starbucks Ceo Aims To Revitalize In-Store Sales After Decline
The new CEO of Starbucks aims to refocus the brand on its coffee shop roots after a shift towards online sales led to declining revenue. The strategy intends to revitalize in-store experiences and strengthen customer engagement, addressing the challenges faced during the digital pivot.(Positioning Magazine)

Turkey - Impending Coffee Price Increase Upsets Elazığ Consumers
The article discusses an impending price increase that will disappoint coffee lovers in Elazığ. It highlights the concerns of local consumers regarding rising coffee prices, emphasizing the impact on their daily habits and budgets.(Günışığı Gazetesi)

Vietnam - Food Empire Invests Us$80 Million In Vietnam Coffee Facility
Food Empire plans to invest US$80 million in a new manufacturing facility for freeze-dried soluble coffee in Vietnam. This investment aims to enhance production capabilities and meet growing demand in the market.(The Edge Singapore)

Vietnam - Vietnam Coffee Exports Down 12.1% To 1.1 Million Tons
Vietnam's coffee exports from January to August decreased by 12.1% year-on-year, totaling 1.056 million metric tons. In August, exports were 76,214 metric tons, down 1% from July. The decline reflects challenges in international demand and market conditions, raising concerns about the future of Vietnam's coffee industry.(XM | Notícias Agrícolas | Investing.com Brasil)

Austria - Nespresso Launches 82% Paper Pulp Compostable Capsules On September 16
Nespresso is launching home compostable coffee capsules, made from 82% paper pulp, on September 16, 2024, 25 years after entering the Austrian market. The "HOME COMPOSTABLE Collection" includes six coffee varieties and is compatible with Nespresso Original machines. Certified "OK Compost HOME," the capsules decompose in months, offering a sustainable alternative to recyclable aluminum capsules.(elektro.at)

Belgium - Belgium Imports 842,403 Sacks Of Conilon Coffee In 2023
In August, Espírito Santo exported 749,967 coffee sacks to 45 countries, generating over $166 million. Belgium was the largest buyer of conilon, importing 842,403 sacks from January to August. Total exports reached 5,541,362 sacks. The U.S. imported 501,729 sacks, representing 9.05% of exports. Indonesia led in soluble coffee imports with 161,553 sacks.(CafePoint)

Denmark - Coffee Collective Appoints Rebecca Vang As New Ceo
Copenhagen-based specialty coffee group Coffee Collective has appointed Rebecca Vang as CEO, succeeding co-founder Peter Dupont. Vang will focus on management as the company aims to expand its nine coffee shops and international wholesale operations. The business, founded in 2007, currently serves clients in over 40 countries and emphasizes direct trade and sustainability.(World Coffee Portal)

Italia - Illy'S Coffee University Celebrates 25 Years, Trains 350,000 People
L’Università del Caffè di illycaffè celebra 25 anni, formando oltre 350.000 persone in 23 Paesi. Situata a Trieste, offre corsi specializzati con 50 insegnanti certificati, migliorando competenze per coltivatori, operatori dell'ospitalità e appassionati. Cristina Scocchia evidenzia la formazione come chiave per il successo e la sostenibilità nel settore del caffè.(Corriere dell'Economia)

Italy - Cappuccino Prices Surge 24% In Bolzano, Now €2.18 Average
Cappuccino prices in Bolzano have surged by 24%, making it the third highest increase in Italy. The average cost is now €2.18, with some cafes charging up to €2.50. Nationwide, prices rose 14.1% over three years, with Bolzano leading in major cities. Rising coffee prices on international markets and tourist demand contribute to the increases.(tz.de)

Italy - Rancilio Group Releases Two Videos On Coffee Extraction Technologies
Rancilio Group has released two detailed videos showcasing the extraction systems of their professional coffee machines, focusing on the Steady Brew (SB) and multi-boiler technologies. Created with advanced 3D animations, these videos aim to educate baristas and technicians on the innovative features and benefits of their machines, enhancing coffee extraction processes.(Horeca News)

Italy - Sustainable Barista Course Launches With Experts In Como
The course "Sustainable Barista: Zero Wastes Behind the Counter" features experts like Roberta Liberale and Massimo Giordani, who emphasize the importance of genuine sustainability in communication and reducing environmental impact. Annalisa Renzi focuses on practical training in sustainable gastronomy, while Claudio Di Dio highlights the significance of high-quality raw materials for both sustainability and culinary excellence.(La Provincia di Como)

Scotland - Lisa Lawson Grows Dear Green'S Output To One Tonne Weekly
Lisa Lawson, founder of Dear Green, has significantly advanced Scotland's specialty coffee scene since 2011. She established the Glasgow Coffee Festival, attracting thousands annually, and increased Dear Green's output to one tonne per week. Committed to sustainability, she gained B Corp certification and aims to lead the industry amid challenges like climate change and competition.(Global Coffee Report)

Spain - Incapto Grows To 20,000 Customers, €7,000 Revenue In 2023
Incapto, a Barcelona-based startup founded in 2020, promotes sustainable coffee while empowering women in Guatemala through its collaboration with the Renacimiento cooperative. In 2023, they focused on providing fair wages and training to women farmers. Incapto has grown to 20,000 customers and 2,000 businesses, achieving a revenue of €7,000 in 2023, aiming to double it this year.(Alley Oop)

UK - Grind Launches Barista Touchtm Impress Coffee Machine With Sage
Grind has launched its first bean-to-cup coffee machine, the Barista TouchTM Impress, in collaboration with Sage Appliances. It features exclusive video content via the Grind app, offering tips from Grind’s Head of Coffee. Customized with premium stainless steel accessories, it aims to deliver a full barista experience at home, according to Grind’s CEO David Abrahamovitch.(Retail Times)

Burundi - Soko Coffee Line Launches With Burundi Beans On September 21-22
Soko, a new coffee line from Baobab Fare owners Hamissi Mamba and Nadia Nijimbere, will launch at a party on September 21-22 at Sabbath Coffee Roasters in Clawson. The line features single-origin Burundi beans, including the world's only Burundi decaf. The event will include East African food and a pop-up shop, highlighting their commitment to supporting Burundi's economy.(Detroit Free Press)

Côte d'Ivoire - Over 2 Tons Of Meth Disguised As Coffee Seized
More than 2 tons of methamphetamine disguised as commercial coffee from Côte d'Ivoire were seized, intended for Malaysia, during a major international police operation in Southeast Asia. The operation, "Lionfish Mayag II," resulted in 29 arrests and over $1 billion in drug seizures, including 139 million Yaba pills. Since 2013, operations have led to $4.65 billion in seizures.(YOP L-FRII)

Kenya - Kiambu Replaces Wooden Tables With Metallic Ones To Combat Deforestation
Kiambu County is replacing traditional wooden coffee drying tables with metallic ones to combat deforestation and climate change. For over 50 years, farmers have relied on wooden tables, leading to significant tree cutting annually. The Directorate of Co-operative Development is distributing metallic drying beds to educate and support local coffee farmers in this transition.(The Star Kenya)

Tunisia - Tunisia'S Coffee Fair Expects 12,000 Attendees From October 1-5
Tunisia is set to host the 2nd International Coffee Fair, "Café de Printemps," from October 1-5, 2024, attracting an expected 12,000 coffee enthusiasts. Following a caffeine shortage, strict distribution controls have emerged, requiring café owners to present licenses to obtain coffee. The event will feature workshops, discussions, and exhibitors from various coffee-related sectors, enhancing Tunisia's coffee culture.(Webdo TN)

Uganda - Ugandan Farmers Use Bees And Patrols To Protect Coffee Crops
The article discusses how Ugandan farmers are protecting their coffee crops from theft. They are utilizing bees and patrols as innovative methods to safeguard their harvests, ensuring the security of their valuable coffee production amidst ongoing challenges in the industry.(Bloomberg)

Uganda - Coffee Prices Surge 65% To Record 7,000 Shillings
Coffee theft in Uganda has surged, prompting farmers to enhance security as robusta coffee prices soar 65% to a record 7,000 shillings per kilogram. The government aims for 20 million bags production by 2030, but rising thefts and global food thefts over 20% threaten farmers' incomes and national goals.(SAPO | BNN Bloomberg | The Edge Markets MY)

World - Coffee Futures Decrease Over 4% In Last 10 Sessions
Coffee futures decreased by 4.07%, reaching $245.40 as of September 11, with a volume of 1,125. Global coffee exports rose by 4.3%, peaking at 251.68 cents per pound. Colombian Milds and Robusta prices increased by 3.0% and 5.1%, respectively. Robusta coffee prices remain stable, showing no signs of correction in the near future.(Via News Agency | Nasdaq | CoffeeTea.Ru | Consolezone.pl)

World - Global Coffee Production Falls 3% Short Of Consumption
In 2023, global coffee production was 3% below consumption due to rising demand in Asia and climate change. By 2050, 50% of arabica-growing land may be unsuitable. Meanwhile, global coffee prices remain stable, with no imminent correction in robusta prices, as per Nirmal Bang's insights.(Hey SoCal. Change is our intention. | NDTV Profit)

World - Starbucks Shares Rise 20% With New Ceo'S Community Focus
Starbucks shares increased by 20% following the appointment of new CEO Brian Niccol, who is shifting the brand back to its community coffee roots. His strategy focuses on improving in-store experiences and community engagement, despite declining sales in China and boycotts in the Middle East.(radioparentheses.fr | Head Topics)

Australia - Researchers Map Coffee Arabica Genome, Boosting 600 Tonnes Production
Researchers have mapped the genome of the Coffee arabica plant, enhancing the potential for better coffee varieties. This 10-year project reveals the plant's DNA instructions, crucial for developing flavors. Currently, Australia grows about 600 tonnes of coffee annually, supplying only 1% of national consumption. The industry aims to boost local appreciation amid challenges like labor costs and climate change.(ABC News)

Australia - 10 Billion Kilograms Of Coffee Waste Recycled Into Biocarbon
Scientists at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology found a method to recycle 10 billion kilograms of coffee waste annually into biocarbon for concrete, enhancing strength by 30%. This approach mitigates methane emissions from landfills and decreases sand demand, promoting environmental sustainability in construction. Further evaluation and practical implementation strategies are still required.(Enséñame de Ciencia | Hipertextual)