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Regulations 2 years ago

EU ill-prepared to implement its own deforestation law, says grain trade association

In March, some 20 EU members asked Brussels to scale back and possibly suspend the EUDR, saying the policy would harm farmers.

Executive Column 2 years ago

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Executive Column: Bacha Coffee enters Indonesia's specialty brew market

Taha Bouqdib, CEO of Singaporean luxury group V3 Gourmet, speaks about reviving and modernizing Bacha Coffee and opening the its premium coffee chain's flagship outlet in Jakarta to cater to Indonesian customers.

Companies 2 years ago

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Indonesia’s coffee craze spurs cutthroat offers

Coffee cart ventures brew a cup of joe for Rp 8,000 (55 US cents) instead of the previously common price of Rp 18,000 for the same beverage, prompting big brands to step up their game.

Tech 2 years ago

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Mobile café start-up Jago lands $6 million in series A funding

Jago, which was inspired by Jakarta's mobile beverage vendors called "Starling", plans to use the funds to expand its coverage, upgrade its carts and invest in market-driven innovation for better cost efficiency.

Economy 2 years ago

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Soaring coffee bean prices grind local business owners’ profits

Coffee roasteries and café owners have decided to increase prices to cope with the rising bean prices and to preserve the taste.

Food 2 years ago

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Dharma Boutique Roastery: A coffee commitment that survives the test of time

Third-wave coffee, which has revolutionized the nation's palate of its joe, has given another lease of life to a family roasting business in Semarang, Central Java.

Academia 2 years ago

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Why we should start making better health choices this year

The glorification of sugar-sweetened beverages is widely supported in society and smart marketing means that these products are disproportionately consumed by low-income families as an affordable treat.

Regulations 3 years ago

Coffee firms won't be ready to comply with EU deforestation law - report

Coffee firms' lack of preparedness for the law might prompt them to shift sourcing to more developed regions like Brazil that have better traceability, leaving the millions of mostly small scale, poverty stricken farmers in the lurch, the report says.

Front Row 3 years ago

Sip and #SeeTheWorldThroughCoffee in % Arabica Bali Uluwatu

Nothing beats the feeling of having your first sip of coffee in the morning.

Markets 3 years ago

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Coffee in short supply globally, but RI growers fail to gain

Excess rainfall means Indonesian producers cannot take advantage of a global deficit of coffee beans and high prices, particularly for robusta.

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EU ill-prepared to implement its own deforestation law, says grain trade association

PREMIUM Executive Column: Bacha Coffee enters Indonesia's specialty brew market

PREMIUM Indonesia’s coffee craze spurs cutthroat offers

PREMIUM Mobile café start-up Jago lands $6 million in series A funding

PREMIUM Soaring coffee bean prices grind local business owners’ profits

PREMIUM Dharma Boutique Roastery: A coffee commitment that survives the test of time

PREMIUM Why we should start making better health choices this year