The United Nations reports that climate change will lead to higher coffee prices
The report points out that by 2050, the average temperature in Brazil will rise by 3%, when 2% of the country's existing coffee-growing land will no longer be used, while other areas will suffer a similar fate. Coffee-growing areas in Central America and Kenya will also be threatened by climate change.
United Nations agencies also said that due to the sharp decline in coffee production, a rise in prices will be inevitable. In addition, the price of tea and cocoa will also rise because of the decrease in production.
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Yunnan will establish a product quality traceability system for coffee
Recently, in Yunnan Province, China's largest coffee producing area, local coffee companies are "registered permanent residence" for coffee bases in an attempt to establish a traceability system for product quality. by scanning the bar code, you can find out the planting area, altitude, grower, primary processing factory and so on of each cup of coffee.
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Global warming causes Coffee Tree Rust
Rising temperatures have led to an epidemic of coffee tree rust in Central America, and coffee farmers are scowling as gunshots for temperature resistance are fired again, the Guardian website reported.
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