Coffee News Lists
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20% of Korean office workers drink too much coffee every day.
A South Korean employment website released a survey report on June 30. The survey asked 500 office workers about their daily coffee consumption. The results showed that more than 110 respondents said they drank at least four cups of coffee a day.
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Starting from "smell", coffee fragrance has been floating in abandoned public toilets for 50 years.
Can you imagine drinking coffee in a public toilet that has been abandoned for more than 50 years? This is not the latest trick, but two Londoners have rebuilt a public toilet that has been abandoned for nearly half a century into a themed coffee shop. The idea of purifying the community environment with the smell of coffee is not only interesting, but also promotes London, injecting a dose of alternative thinking, in addition to updating the appearance of urban architecture.
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It is popular in Canada to pay strangers for coffee
In Canada, since a kind-hearted man paid for 500 cups of coffee for strangers, the country seems to be blowing generously, and many people have followed suit. As a result, donations from disabled children have also suddenly increased. Last week, a man in his early twenties walked into a fast-food restaurant in Edmonton and anonymously bought 500 cups of standby coffee, paying $860 for the guests behind.
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Depreciation stimulates the price of Brazilian coffee exports to fall
The Brazilian dollar hit a four-year low, accelerating Brazilian coffee exports, expanding the supply glut and sliding costs such as Starbucks and Kraft Foods. Coffee exports rose 20% in the first half from a year earlier to 13.385 million bales, or 800000 3000 metric tons, the Ministry of Trade of Brazil, a big coffee grower, said on the 1st. The Brazilian dollar depreciated by 9.4% in the second quarter, ranking first among the 24 major emerging market currencies.
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World's second largest coffee company enters Vietnam
Mondelez International, the world's second-largest coffee company, has opened Vietnam's first farmer training center to help Vietnamese coffee growers improve their growing methods and yield. The first phase of the coffee making center, called Happy Coffee Making Center, is planned to provide free training courses for 1500 Vietnamese coffee growers, Vietnamese media reported Thursday
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Coffee in Pyongyang costs more than a cup of coffee, which is equivalent to a month's salary for North Koreans.
Drinking coffee is a common occurrence in many countries, but in Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, a cup of coffee costs $3.50 (about 22RMB), which is equivalent to a month's salary for North Korean workers. According to South Korea's Chosun Ilbo, Andrey, an international non-governmental organization conducting vocational education in North Korea, said that the number of residents in Pyongyang who like to drink coffee is increasing. He pointed out that he
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Like poop beans become the worst coffee beans in the world.
Thai black ivory coffee, which sells for as much as NT $33000 per kilogram, officially beats Musk Kopi Luwak of Indonesia to become the most expensive coffee bean in the world. in fact, what these two kinds of coffee beans have in common is that they are both taken from animal droppings. The former uses elephant droppings. According to Chinanews.com, whether the coffee is sweet or not depends on the amount of protein in the coffee.
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Starbucks opens its first tea bar in New York
According to Forbes on October 23, Starbucks, the world's largest coffee chain, is entering the tea industry. Howard Schultz, chief executive of Starbucks, proposed that he would run tea drinks with the idea of running coffee. Analysts are divided on whether Starbucks can run tea as successfully as coffee. Starbucks was in the United States on the morning of the 24th.
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It is difficult to increase coffee production in Jamaica in the short term.
Grant, manager of the Blue Mountain Mavisban Coffee Factory, said that due to poor control of berry borer and leaf rust, the global coffee market demand is still weak, and the Jamaican coffee industry will lose US $10 million in the 2013-2014 crop year. Grant said Jamaica will harvest 240000 barrels of coffee in the 2013-2014 crop year, the same as last year. At current prices, Jamaican coffee this year
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Google will offer free WiFi in 7000 Starbucks stores in the United States
NetEase mobile phone news, Google issued a brief statement in June this year, saying that it has partnered with Starbucks to provide free, unlimited music through the new version of Google streaming music service All Access. Today, Google announced that it will offer WiFi to all Starbucks stores in the United States, including Google's new gigabit fiber optic network service. To
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Fake Starbucks Thai coffee stand sued
Danong, a roadside coffee stand operator in Bangkok, Thailand, has been sued by Starbucks because the logo of his coffee stand is similar to that of the US chain Starbucks, Singapore's Lianhe Zaobao reported on the 24th. The Thai court is scheduled to hear the case on November 4. Set up a mobile coffee stand in the big city of Bangkok. Starbung stalls are marked with green and white circles.
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Sweat coffee beans! It is difficult for a musk cat to squeeze into a narrow cage.
Civet coffee, billed as being produced by wild civets, is rare on the market. It costs more than NT $20,000 per kilogram and is one of the most expensive coffee in the world. But now there are pictures of Indonesian operators who keep civets in dark and narrow cages to eat coffee beans every day. The environment is so messy that people can't bear to see it. Civet coffee, one kilogram, NT $20,000.
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Canada's newest fad, inviting strangers to coffee
A couple bought 500 cups of coffee for strangers at Tim Hortons last week. According to US media reports, last week, after a kind person bought 500 cups of coffee to be drunk at a fast food restaurant in Edmonton, Canada blew a wave of generosity. Countless kind people bought food for others and donated money for disabled children.
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US elderly woman claims $2 million for McDonald's hot coffee burns
A jury awarded McDonald's hot coffee for 2.9 million yuan to customers who were scalded, and then provoked lawsuits. A 74-year-old California woman who was burned by the chain's hot coffee last August decided Thursday to file a lawsuit claiming more than $2 million after negotiations with McDonald's failed. According to lawyer David Weiner, who represents customers burned by McDonald's hot coffee
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Coffee exports in Central and South America stabilize
Coffee exports from Central America, Mexico, Colombia, Peru and the Dominican Republic rose 4.5 percent in October from a year earlier, Guatemala's National Coffee Association (Anacafe) said today. October is the first month of this coffee harvest year. According to statistics, the total coffee export volume of the above countries in October was 1,947,884 bags (60 kg per bag), compared with the whole season of the previous harvest year.
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The coffee consumption market in South Korea still has room to rise.
According to a report on the website of North Korea Daily on September 29, South Korean East and West Foods released the "2013 South Korean Coffee Market Forecast" on the 29th of this month. South Koreans are expected to drink a total of 24.2 billion cups of coffee this year, with an average of 484 cups per person a year. This is an increase of 55% compared with the previous 2000 statistics, accounting for 2.1% of the world coffee market. It is expected today
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The growth process of American coffee giant Starbucks: success and failure also expansion
In the late 1990s, Starbucks, a loanword with an ingenious combination of free translation and transliteration, entered the vision of Chinese white-collar workers. Since then, rich fragrant coffee, soft and comfortable sofas, fresh and soothing music, heavy traffic outside the floor-to-ceiling window, together with the high price of 30 yuan a cup, have become an indispensable part of the memory of the generation. In my spare time
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The price of coffee beans is reduced by 29%. Starbucks coffee may raise prices.
According to the news in the early morning of November 13th, the wholesale price of coffee beans has fallen 29% so far this year, but industry experts predict that instead of falling, the retail price of coffee at SBUX may rise. The price of Arabica coffee futures for December delivery on the ICE American Futures Exchange fell nearly 2%, according to the Wall Street Journal last week.
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Nicaragua invests money to improve coffee production
The Nicaraguan government will spend US $25 million for local coffee producers to improve their farming techniques and overcome leaf spot disease. It is estimated that Nepalese coffee farmers will receive a subsidy of 1 U.S. dollar for the export of 1 piculs (quintal) of coffee. According to local media reports, the bill, passed by the Nicaraguan National Assembly last week, stipulates that the money will be used to help coffee makers obtain financing and technology.
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Ten thousand people drink coffee and Colombia challenges the world record.
A Colombian city claims to have set a world record today: 10, 3800 people gathered for coffee. Colombia is the world's leading producer of washed Arabica coffee beans, but locals do not buy much coffee, and authorities in the eastern province of Boyaca and the Colombian National Union of Coffee Farmers hold a special event to promote coffee drinks. The organizer said that the provincial capital of Boyaca
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