Coffee

Brazil Farmers Remove Dead Coffee Trees, Some Switching To Grains

Brazilian farmers who had coffee fields severely damaged a month ago by the worst frosts in 27 years have started taking out dead trees to make room for ne...

Brazil's 2022 Coffee Crop To See 4% Loss From Frosts, Study Finds

The frost events that hit coffee fields in Brazil in recent weeks will cause a loss of around 4% to production in the next season, according to f...

If Your Coffee's Going Downhill, Blame Climate Change

Coffee leader Brazil is turning to stronger and more bitter robusta beans, which are hardier in the heat than the delicate arabica, in a sign of how climat...

Heating Up The Market – Analysis Of The Hot Drinks Segment

The closure of much of the HoReCa channel over the past year has led to plenty of innovation in the at-home hot-drinks segment. Dayeeta Das reports. This a...

Frost And Freight Costs To Push Retail Coffee Prices Up

The most devastating frost in decades in top coffee producer Brazil and record freight costs sparked by COVID-19 causing massive shipping logjams are expec...

Rainforest Alliance Increased Global Reach In 2020, Despite Coronavirus Pandemic

Consumers purchased the equivalent of 320 million cups of Rainforest Alliance-certified coffee and 80 million Rainforest Alliance-certified chocolate bars...

Coffee Company JDE Peet's Sees Marginal Drop In First-Half Profits

JDE Peet's has reported better-than-expected operating profit for the first half of its 2021 financial year, as growth in sales of coffee for home consumpt...

Coffee Prices Surge Amid Unusual Cold Weather In Brazil

Arabica coffee prices rose 10% more on Monday, after jumping nearly 20% last week, to their highest in nearly seven years as unusual cold weather threatens...