ICE Sept coffee futures are modestly weaker Wednesday, as the market posts a consolidative “inside” day session in which the high and low are confined within Tuesday’s range. While action over the past several weeks has been sideways, a potential bull flag pattern is developing on the daily and weekly chart, which could propel the […]
Coffee Crop in Brazil Region to Miss Estimates After Rain Hurt Flowering By Katia Cortes – Jul 13, 2010 Coffee output in Brazil’s Minas Gerais state, the world’s biggest-growing region, will rise less than expected this year after rain hurt flowering, said a manager at the country’s second-biggest cooperative. “Rains hurt output and the quality […]
Organic coffee market tops $1.4 billion in North America, new survey shows Defies recession, grows faster than conventional coffee sector NEW YORK CITY (June 15, 2010) – The North American organic coffee market topped 1.4 billion dollars in 2009, according to new data released today by leading market analyst Daniele Giovannucci at the fifth annual […]
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More than 5,000 coffee and fruit producers from the province of Sandia, in Puno, claim that their exports will be limited after the Municipality of Sandia quits from the Bahuaja Sonene Park reforestation project. The Municipality took this decision allegedly due to the pressures from a group of coca leaf producers, who in turn claim […]
PCCA Cupping Competition 2010 Results Announcement PCCA’S 10th Annual Pete McLaughlin Cupping Competition Every year, the PCCA hosts a coffee cupping competition focusing on a single origin. This year, the producing county was Guatemala. The intent of the competition is twofold: to pay tribute to Pete McLaughlin for his enthusiasm and dedication to the PCCA […]
Central America coffee land to shrink as globe warms SAN LUCAS TOLIMAN, Guatemala, May 19 (Reuters) – Mexico and Central America could lose around a third of land suitable to grow coffee as global warming hurts conditions for the best quality beans, a study of regional farms shows. Specialty arabica coffee, the pride of countries […]
Earth Day 2010: Five Steps You Can Take to Save the Environment Save the world? Who, me? While big-name corporations and start-ups alike are working toward creating environmental technologies that can greatly reduce harmful emissions, there are plenty of steps individuals can take to shrink their carbon footprint. And that doesn’t mean swapping your car […]
For those of you attending this weeks SCAA Exposition in Anaheim – we look forward to seeing you there! Atlantic Specialty has sister offices in over 20 different coffee producing countries. We invite you to visit our booth to meet a few of our origin representatives. They will be giving presentations on a number of […]
LONDON, April 12 (Reuters) – Global coffee production in 2009/10 is seen between 120 and 122 million (60-kg) bags, down 4.8 percent from the prior season, International Coffee Organization Executive Director Nestor Osorio said on Monday. The ICO had last month forecast the 2009/10 crop would reach 123.1 million bags. Osorio, in a monthly market […]