Coffee Farmer Thriving Index published by 60Decibels paints a stark picture of Africa’s coffee industry — one characterised ...

The international coffee market experienced a notable rally as futures for both Robusta and Arabica coffee closed higher, buoyed by supply concerns and increased fund buying.The surge was recorded on ...

These natural advantages enable coffee plants to absorb vital minerals such as potassium, magnesium, and calcium, which enhance the beans' unique flavor profiles and aromatic complexity. The volcanic ...

Inspire Africa, a development-focused organisation, is driving a major transformation in Uganda's coffee sector, a critical pillar of the country's economy.

The dealer had collected coffee beans from various stores and factories, promising to pay the farmers within two days, but has since gone into hiding. "I trusted him and surrendered my coffee on ...

More worrying is that the coffee bean production forecasts for 2025 are ... Ethiopia (5% of global production) and Uganda (4%) are the only African countries featured in the top 10 global coffee ...

Kampala Metropolitan Police have intensified a manhunt for four suspects involved in the theft of a truck carrying coffee beans worth Shs470m. The truck, which was transporting 21,600 kg of coffee ...

Even fair trade programs to guarantee a living wage affect just five percent of the market — 80 percent of the world’s coffee ...

Coffee demand has outstripped supply for several years now, prompting a flurry of speculative buying that further drove up ...

The price of arabica beans listed in New York ... Brazil grows 40 percent of the world’s coffee, followed by Vietnam (17 percent), Colombia (7 percent), Indonesia (6 percent) and Ethiopia (5 percent).