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Why a strong El Niño leaves tropical commodities acutely exposedForecasters anticipate a strong El Nino developing later this year, likely boosting global temperatures and disrupting rainfall patterns. T...- From insurgency to Arabica: Nagaland finds a new revolution in coffeeNagaland is brewing a new future, shifting from its past to a vibrant coffee economy. Local farmers and young entrepreneurs are leading thi...
- India-Oman CEPA kicks in June 1: What gets cheaper, which sectors gain, and key benefits explainedIndia's Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement with Oman comes into effect on June 1, granting New Delhi 100% duty-free access for 98...
- India, Oman trade pact to come into force from June 1; Check what's insideIndia and Oman's Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement, CEPA, begins on June 1. This pact offers Indian exports 100% duty-free acces...
- Starbucks bullish on India growth story; opens first Reserve store in east India at KolkataTata Starbucks sees strong long-term growth in India's coffee market. The company is expanding its presence with new Starbucks Reserve stor...
- India's coffee exports jump 27% in Jan-Apr on strong robusta, instant coffee demandIndia's coffee exports surged by 26.6 percent in the January-April period of 2026. Shipments of robusta and instant coffee saw significant ...
- Brazilian researchers remix coffee varieties to confront climate challengeThis crucial research aims to combat climate change's threat to global coffee supplies, as arabica faces declining yields. The goal is to c...
- Brazil’s cheap coffee is now costlier than fancy ArabicaRobusta coffee beans, typically cheaper and used for instant coffee, are now more expensive than the usually pricier arabica beans in Brazi...
- Drop in global Arabica prices stymie India’s exportsBumper crop in Brazil and Vietnam also seen weighing on exports.
- India’s ‘first coffee’ brews GI tagBaba Budangiri, 250 km from Bengaluru, where coffee was first grown in India, is going for Geographical Indication (GI) of its variety of t...
- Good days ahead for India as rains spoil Brazil coffeeThe USDA report predicted a record arabica output for 2016-17 in Brazil that will offset the lower robusta production due to a drought in t...
- Robusta saves the day for indian coffee exports in 2015In 2015, coffee exports stood at 307,726 tonnes, a rise of about 3.5% from a year ago. While the robusta shipments increased 23%, exports o...
- Coffea arabica lives to awaken another dayScientists need to be commended, in particular, for rallying forthwith to prevent C arabica’s wild cousins back in their true homeland of E...
- Arabica leaves a bitter taste for Coffee growersArabica's share of world coffee production, estimated at 149.8 million bags of 60 kg each in 201415, fell to 55 per cent from 62 per cent f...
- Arabica coffee prices decline on global cues, crop expected to be 20 per cent lessCoffee Board had estimated an Arabica crop of 1 lakh tonne for 2012-13. But due to pest attacks, the output could drop to 80,000 tonne.
- Arabica coffee premium slipsArabica coffee is fetching the smallest premium over the robusta variety in more than three years as supplies increase from Central America...
- Arabica coffee output stagnant, India may lose its export edgeAgainst a Coffee Board estimate of 1 lakh tonne for this year, growers say Arabica production will be down to 80,000 tonne.
- Arabica futures to rebound on tighter supply, says IllyArabica-coffee futures may rebound to as high as $2 a pound by year-end as global stockpiles tighten & world demand remains firm.
- Arabica output worries top coffee table talkThe United Planters’ Association of South India (Upasi) and the Karnataka Planters’ Association (KPA) see a downward trend in the productio...
- Italy steps in for pest-free Arabica coffeeCoffee Board has sought the expertise of molecular biologists at Trieste University to develop an Arabica strain which will not be suscepti...
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