Indonesia’s 2015-16 Coffee Harvest Seen Up But El Niño Drought Looms
Dear Followers and Coffee Lovers, in the last few months SpillingTheBeans has been working on a major article project on the state of coffee production in Indonesia, one of the…
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ORIGIN FOCUS: 1–THE CARIBBEAN – Coffee Islands In Paradise
Dear Followers, we are in the MIDDLE of changing the format for the Special Origin Focus here at the moment but expect to have the entire series on the Caribbean…
Baixa pluviosidade afeta produção de café conilon no Espírito Santo
MAR 17, 2016 (por GrupoCultivar)–Os produtores de café conilon de São Gabriel da Palha (ES) estão preocupados com a falta de chuvas na região, uma das maiores produtoras do grão…
Coffee News From Brazil, Ethiopia and Honduras, the Fund Equation and Growing Soluble Demand
Starting this week, look forward to all the latest insight coffee reports on the new crop forecasts from Brazil and the impact from this on the market, origin updates on…
SPECIAL REPORT: Is the Honduran coffee boom over?
This report was originally published a few years back, but the GOOD news are that Honduras has done an AWESOME job on bringing its coffee on track and today serves…
MARKET INSIGHT: Coffee Prices Continue To Slide Lower
JAN. 10 (SpillingTheBeans)–Coffee prices have been a disaster for over a year, with aggressive exports out of the largest grower and exporter Brazil giving the FALSE impression that there is…
SpillingTheBeans Tops New Milestone At 1.25 Million Views From Coffee Lovers
Dear Followers. A coffee a day keeps the hackers at bay… not exactly, and it’s been a trying first year for SpillingTheBeans, the blog about everything coffee from seed to…
DIRECTLY from Indonesia, SPECIAL REPORT: Indonesian Coffee Growers Continue to Struggle With Climate Effect
In honor of SpillingTheBeans last Coffee Safari of 2015 this month to Indonesia, we are proud to re-publish this Special Report from two years ago. During this visit SpillingTheBeans’ author…
MARKET ANALYSIS: SpillingTheBeans is Back in Brazil — And The 2015-16 Brazil Coffee Crop IS In Trouble at 44M-45M Bags
Back on popular demand, this report was initially published on July 24th, but there has been NO developments that suggest the negative impact of another bad and small crop from…
GCR–Colombian coffee’s miraculous recovery
Colombian coffee’s miraculous recovery From the March 2015 issue. BY MAJA WALLENGREN FOR GCR Three years after producing the smallest crop on record in 50 years, the South American coffee…