Volcafe, an American food company, says China's coffee production will double within five years
According to a report by Reuters on November 11, an official of the US food company Volcafe said that China's annual coffee production will double in the next five years. If the market demand continues to increase and coffee can bring profits to growers, China's coffee production will continue to increase.
Singapore Sugar Man Trading Co., Ltd. released a new plan in October to set up a joint venture in Yunnan, China, to increase its coffee market share in Yunnan, which may become one of the world's major coffee producers, the report said.
China produces nearly 1.3 million bags (60 kg / bag) of coffee beans a year, close to Nicaragua's pre-production of coffee from 2014 to 2015, according to a senior Volcafe Asia executive. By 2020, China's coffee production will double, which is likely to be close to that of Mexico and Guatemala.
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The cafe "Wheelys Cafe" on American wheels competes to sell coffee traditionally.
According to the US website PSFK, Wheelys Cafe is a mobile cafe that sells coffee and light foods on bicycles. Founded by Thomas Mazetti, he was a former executive of Studio Total. Mazetti brought many elites from Ikea, HM and other companies to his team to develop products for Volkswagen and franchise markets. Wheelys Cafe has three advantages.
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Defense of Coffee in Central America: searching for Super genes to Save Wild Coffee
In March, about 20 people, including the world's top coffee researchers, gathered at the Centre for Tropical Agricultural Research and higher Education (CATIE) in Turialva, Costa Rica, to discuss the uncertain future of coffee, the world's most popular beverage crop, in Central America. The theme of the seminar was a very harmful agricultural disease: coffee rust in local Spanish.
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