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Colorful Yunnan Baodao visit Yunnan-Taiwan Agricultural Exchange and Cooperation
Through agricultural exchange activities such as negotiating and signing agricultural cooperation projects, holding colorful agricultural exchange meetings in Baodao, Yunnan, inspecting farms and agricultural processing enterprises, and having a discussion with representatives of grass-roots peasant associations, Yuntai agricultural exchange and cooperation has achieved remarkable results.
Coffee experience shop
The second coffee experience shop of Aili Manor opened in Chuangji Shangcheng, the largest urban complex in Pu'er. This is also the second coffee experience store opened by Aili Group in Pu'er, the coffee capital of China. It took only more than half a year after the opening of the first coffee experience shop in the country.
Nestle Foundation seeks high quality coffee
Following the 4C(Common Code for the Coffee Community) free training for Yunnan coffee farmers and coffee company staff in July last year, up to now, Nestle coffee expert group in Yunnan has provided free training for nearly 1800 coffee practitioners in Yunnan, and distributed 4C manuals, 4C units and verified pesticide lists and Nestle.
Farmers are confident in growing coffee
Recently, 50 farmers of Aihua Town Pingzhang and Hewan Village Committee under the organization of Yunxian Agricultural Bureau and Aihua Town Party Committee went to Happiness Town to visit the construction of characteristic ecological coffee demonstration park.
China Coffee First Village
In his coffee field, Xie Xianwen carefully observed the coffee trees that would bloom in the second round, worried about the reduction in production and quality of his coffee beans. The drought in Yunnan for four consecutive years and the decline in international coffee futures prices have shaken the Chinese coffee market.
Nestle Yunnan Pu'er Coffee Center
A few days ago, Nestl é announced that it will invest in the coffee industry in Pu'er City, Yunnan Province, provide training and infrastructure for local farmers through the "Nestle Coffee Center" project, and enhance the brand influence of Pu'er coffee. Earlier, Nestl é said it would start using 100% Pu'er small grains to grow coffee beans in 2013, and promote a new coffee product named after Pu'er as the origin of coffee beans.
It is difficult for China's coffee industry to break through
Data released by the Yunnan Coffee Association show that due to the impact of drought, about 30,000 mu of coffee in Baoshan and other places has been affected, which may lead to a 5% to 10% reduction in coffee production in the province, with an estimated economic loss of tens of millions of yuan.
Yunnan Coffee wants to compete for pricing Power
From 390000 mu five years ago to 1.3 million mu in 2012, the rapidly expanding Yunnan coffee industry suffered a cold spell in the market last year.
Yunnan Coffee sets up its own door
The rapidly expanding coffee industry in Yunnan suffered a cold spell in the market last year.
Nestle buys farmers at low prices
It is a new round of coffee purchasing season in Yunnan. In Pu 'er, the main producing area, the coffee farmers of Manxi Tea Farm Coffee Commune looked at the dried coffee fruits in the field and worried.
Yunnan coffee industry is ready to start.
Zhang Kui said that when he grows 50 mu of coffee, his annual net income can reach 170,000 yuan to 80,000 yuan, while planting corn in the same area can only earn 10,000 to 20,000 yuan a year. Due to the guidance of policy and the high profit of planting coffee, the planting area of coffee in Yunnan has increased from 23000 mu in 1988 to 1.02 million mu now.
Yunnan Coffee urgently needs to extend the Industrial chain
After nearly 60 years of development, Yunnan Province has become the largest coffee bean production and export base in the country. although it is still in the initial stage, the planting area has broken through the 1 million mu mark for the first time, which indicates that Yunnan coffee industry has made a solid step forward.
The first coffee planting in Yunnan exceeds one million mu.
Xiong Xiangjin, chairman of Hougu Coffee, the largest instant coffee production company in China, believes that while improving the brand and industrial chain, the continuous increase in output will also improve the position of Yunnan coffee in the global market.
The largest exporter of coffee in Yunnan
According to the Yunnan Coffee Association, South Korea imports an average of 2000 tons of coffee from Yunnan every year, making it the largest exporter of coffee from Yunnan. Yunnan Province has an area of more than 800,000 mu of coffee, with an annual output of more than 60,000 tons, accounting for 98 percent of the country's total. The products are sold in 31 countries and regions, including the United States, South Korea, Southeast Asia, and so on. South Korea has become the largest exporter of Yunnan coffee because of its market and tariff advantages.
Yunnan coffee is favored by merchants at Kunming Fair.
Yunnan coffee products such as roasted beans, mixed beans, coffee powder, flavored coffee and fine raw beans were favored by Chinese and foreign merchants at the 20th Kunming Import and Export Commodity Fair and the 5th South Asian National Commodity Fair.
International coffee giant Starbucks and Yunnan coffee enterprises
Yunnan local coffee company Aixing Group and international coffee giant Starbucks formally signed a cooperation agreement in Yunnan to set up a joint venture company in Yunnan. Why Yunnan Aiyi Group is admired by international coffee giants? The mystery was unveiled at a media meeting held a few days ago.
International giants snap up Yunnan coffee
Yunnan coffee enterprises began to compete with many multinational enterprises for coffee raw materials in a transparent environment.
The "Golden seed" on the Tropic of Cancer
Starbucks Coffee will set up a coffee planting base in Yunnan, which is undoubtedly "great good" news for Meng Yan, a farmer in Dehong, Yunnan.
The price of coffee beans has fallen sharply, and Starbucks in South Korea has raised the price again, causing dissatisfaction.
Li Shuoju, a representative of Starbucks in South Korea, announced on the 11th that the price of major drinks will be raised by 200 won from the 16th, with popular products such as American coffee and latte in the ranks, South Korea's news1 News Agency reported on July 11.
21 Asian wild elephants enter Zhongtian Manor in Simaoman, Yunnan
The reporter learned yesterday that 21 Asian elephants entered the Manzhong Tian Manor of Yunnan Aiyi Group, located in Simao area. Some bananas and corn grown by farmers were eaten by Asian elephants, and some coffee was destroyed by Asian elephants.