The 2018 Columbia World Coffee Symposium will be held in Huila, one of the best producers.

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In Huila, the coffee field in Colombia. Photo courtesy of Sustainable Harvest / Let's Talk Coffee.

Sustainable Harvest, a green coffee maker based in Portland, Oregon, has announced that the "Let's Talk Coffee" event, held from September 20 to 24 in the Huila district of Colombia, will resume in 2018.

This event was made possible through an agreement with the Wirat government and strategic cooperation with the 4000-member Coocentral partner of Sustainable Harvest supply Partners.

Talk about the coffee incident in Panama in 2014. Photo courtesy of Sustainable Harvest / Let's Talk Coffee.

Wirat Governor Carlos Julio Gonz á lez Villa said in a statement today: "83000 families are proud to grow high-quality coffee in the agricultural sector of Colombia's Huila province. "We are pleased to be able to develop the global activities of Let's Talk Coffee and members of the coffee industry in a direct relationship between quality and impact as one of the best coffee producers in Colombia, Huila."

Sustainable Harvest has been organizing global "Let's Talk Coffee" events for the past 15 years, bringing together stakeholders from the entire chain to the origin of the entire coffee growing world to solve a wide range of problems. The team has outlined the following themes for this year's plan:

Impact communicated to customers and consumers

Predicting the Future: important Market Trends and Industry conditions

Climate Intelligent Agriculture: how to use Science to improve the quality of Coffee Research in the World

Cutting-edge technology: the role of blockchain, machine learning and AI in coffee

Measuring what is important: eliminating Brand risk in the supply chain

Collaborative impact: high-performance projects and public-private partnerships

Processing Innovation: on-site demonstration and introduction of the New Coffee quality Research Institute processing Certification

Last year's Colombian peace agreement had a positive impact on coffee in Colombia, where there are plenty of opportunities for networking of other natural attractions, watering, farm visits and tourism.

In the Antioquia Coffee incident in 2012. Photo courtesy of Sustainable Harvest / Let's Talk Coffee.

Sustainable Harvest President Liam Brody (Liam Brody) said in the announcement: "what is amazing is that the Huilan region has become a rich source of high-impact, special coffee. "We are honored to bring our coffee back to Colombia after hosting this event in Armenia in 2008 and Antioquia in 2012. With Wirat's activities, we will witness the new start agreement brought about by recent peace and understand the unique ability of coffee to create a common cause and a brighter future for all. "

Let's talk about the coffee cupping incident. Photo courtesy of Sustainable Harvest / Let's Talk Coffee.

The article is from Daliy Coffee News.