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- Coffee prices inch higher in Vietnam amid sluggish trade, low suppliesThe price of robusta beans has risen 63% this year, peaking on Tuesday at $4,667 a metric ton on the London-based ICE Futures Europe market.
- Coffee prices slightly down in Vietnam, volatile in IndonesiaVietnam exported 79,358 metric tons of coffee or 1.32 million 60-kg bags in May, a decrease of 47.8% from the previous month, customs data ...
- Tata Consumer to be a total food and beverage company; organic and inorganic growth on the table: Sunil D'Souza“We are going to be a total food and beverage company. We are in the beverage business, the food business, we are also in packaged tea. So ...
- A bitter brew for coffee on rain furyThe loss may put pressure on coffee growers for repayment of loans.
- Hindi belt states main target of PM-KISAN schemeA ranking of states by proportion of agricultural households shows the scheme will be somewhat important in Bihar and West Bengal.
- Araku coffee to debut in Paris market this week under exotic brandTribals of Araku Valley of Andhra Pradesh, with the backing of four business leaders, are growing top-notch quality coffee
- Discover nature with your loved ones at Jim Corbett National Park, UttarakhandET-Travel suggests you take a casual day off at work to make the most of an extended weekend in coming months. Here's where you can head to.
- Brazil's 'new middle class' struggles as economy plungesThe local economy, where wages and economic growth outpaced the national average during the boom, is now shrinking.
- Kerala set for a major revamp as farm tourism hubKerala's initiative in launching the spice route project will trace the two millennium old path travelled by the explorers in search of spi...
- Heavy rains put Kerala crops at riskRecord rains in Kerala have spelt disaster for plantation crops.
- At London's 'Flavours of India' event, desi wine is a crowd-pullerOne usually does not associate wine with India, but a major attraction at the 'Flavours of India' event is an Indian wine stall.
- Apples in Rajasthan, coffee in Himachal: Innovating farmers cultivate crops not usually grown in their areasDriven by the urge to do something different or to earn higher returns, a new breed of farmers is cultivating crops not usually grown in th...
- Unseasonal rains to hit Karnataka coffee outputUnseasonal rains are expected to hit Karnataka’s coffee output. The state has witnessed a spell of torrential rains which have hit Chikmaga...
- Coffee growers now look beyond K'takaAlthough coffee cultivation began in India in Karnataka and has remained typically a south-based product, there have been efforts to popula...
- Coffee plantation being popularised in Northern IndiaEfforts are being made to popularize coffee plantation in North India.
- Labour shortage cripples plantation sectorShortage of labour is now threatening to paralyse the plantation of south.
- Fall in production hits coffee-growers in WayanadA sharp fall in coffee production has hit farmers in Kerala's Wayanad district as the harvesting season is drawing to a close in the state'...
- Coffee plantations should be tech driven: JairamIndia’s coffee-plantation sector should be technology-driven and not subsidy-driven, Union minister of state for commerce Jairam Ramesh sai...
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