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India priority market for Costa Coffee: Global CEO Philippe Schaillee

The brand opened its 150th store in India in New Delhi on Thursday

India showcases thriving coffee industry at World Coffee Conference

The Indian coffee market amounts $0.5 billion in 2023, and is expected to grow at 9.04% CAGR

Regenerative cultivation the way to grow India's coffee industry: Report

Environmental and economic concerns are two major challenges threatening India's coffee industry, according to a report released here on Monday. The report titled 'Regenerative Cultivation for Sustaining and Growing India's Coffee Industry' by Firefly Life Sciences Pvt. Ltd, a company that works on soil health and nutrition management, said regenerative agriculture aims to create harmony between the three pillars of sustainability -- economic, environmental and social. The aim is to balance conservation and environmental sustainability alongside the commercial production of crops like coffee. An emphasis is placed on methods like agroforestry, reviving natural ecosystems and managing and replenishing soil health on coffee farms. It extends beyond merely sustaining soil and natural resources, to actively restoring and reviving agricultural land, it said. Founder and Director of Firefly Life Sciences, Nandita Abreo, said, "Drastic changes in climate patterns over the past decade have

World Coffee Conference in Bengaluru from Sept 25 to 28: All details here

The World Coffee Conference-2023 is expected to draw participants from over 80 countries, including 2,400 plus delegates, 117 speakers, 208 exhibitors

Roastea Brews a Revolution: Unveils Super Power Coffee Infused with Ayurvedic Magic!

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Shortage of beans drives up cost of even the cheapest cup of coffee

While many coffee lovers prefer the high-quality arabica beans sold in cafes, robusta is normally less expensive because the tree is hardier and requires less care

Increase in demand for all categories of tea barring Darjeeling leaf

Barring Darjeeling leaf, all other categories of tea marked an impressive increase in demand during Sale-15, a Calcutta Tea Traders' Association (CTTA) official said here on Thursday. The auction (Sale-15) was held on April 11 and 12, he said. According to CTTA data, the total offerings amounted to 44,624 packages (12,96,550 kg) comprising 22,532 packages of CTC leaf, 18,750 packages of orthodox, 405 packages of Darjeeling leaf and 2,937 packages of dust tea. CTC leaf met 53.05 per cent of its demand at below Rs 150 per kg price level and a total of 3,88,588 kg of different categories were sold at an average price of Rs 180.67 per kg. Around 21.74 per cent of the total demand was witnessed for CTC leaf at above Rs 250 per kg level, it said. Western India operated for liquoring sorts while major blender operated on plainer sorts. Other internal and local dealers registered good support, the data reflected. Some enquiry on bolder brokens was in evidence from exporters. Orthodox ...

Greek Inflation impacting coffee cups, people cutting consumption

Meeting over a cup of coffee has long been an integral part of Greek culture. However, the inflationary pressure of the past year has forced 54 per cent of people to cut back on their caffeine habit

Climate change to drastically cut Indonesia's rice, coffee produce: Study

Continued carbon emissions would significantly reduce rice and coffee production in Indonesia -- one of the world's top producers of both crops -- according to a study

Nestle to invest $1 billion towards sustainable coffee farming plan

The new plan builds on a previous coffee-sustainability effort that started 12 years ago involving around 100,000 farmers; the goal is to double that in the coming years

Unionisation, first challenge brewing for Narasimhan as Starbucks CEO

Narasimhan holds a degree in mechanical engineering from the College of Engineering, University of Pune, India

Govt plans to scrap 80-year-old Coffee Act, bring Bill to promote industry

Bill to be introduced in ongoing Parliament session, aims to modernise functioning of Coffee Board, promote exports and support development of domestic market

Global coffee market to record 3.1-mn bag deficit in Oct-Sep season: ICO

Brazil continues to face issues with availability of shipping containers, though these have improved in recent weeks, the ICO said

Experts check coffee crop prospects in Brazil as prices hit 10-year highs

Coffee experts working in Brazil's Minas Gerais state tour the coffee belt checking 2022 crop prospects just as prices approach the highest levels in 10 years.

If your coffee's going downhill, blame climate change

Brazil is the world's biggest producer of arabica, yet its production has stayed largely flat over the last five years.

Little evidence coffee firms' sustainability efforts have impact: Report

There is little evidence efforts by the world's top coffee roasters to prevent human rights and environmental abuses are having any impact, with most farmers operating at a loss, a coffee report said

Tatas plan to buy V G Siddhartha's coffee plantations for Rs 1,500 crore

Located in Karnataka, plantations employ 3,000 people & export 20,000 tonnes of coffee annually

Coffee prices touch new high, but Indian exporters unable to cash in on it

Prices are expected to increase further since the outlook for a smaller coffee crop in Vietnam, the world's largest robusta coffee producer, is boosting robusta prices

Nestle, Starbucks set to grow as small coffee brands suffer in pandemic

Bigger coffee makers like Nestle and Starbucks have more capacity to survive the closures than smaller, specialty producers, according to James Watson, a senior beverage analyst

Coffee prices set to rise in short term amid supply chain disruptions

Demand continues to remain high, as harvesting and shipping issues hamper supplies