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Coffee farmer Robert Kabushenga in Uganda’s Wakiso district is among the coffee producers who are upset about the country’s decision last month to withdraw from the International Coffee Organization, or ICO. Uganda says tariffs and other barriers restricting its coffee exports triggered the decision to withdraw from a two-year extension of ICO’s 2007 international coffee…

Uganda’s coffee producers are upset about the country’s decision to withdraw from the International Coffee Organization, or ICO. Uganda says tariffs and other

The Bill will further address the low production and provision of farm input on credit.

The passage of the bill tagged, “Nigerian Tea and Coffee Development Council (Establishment) Bill, 2022”, followed the adoption of the report of Senate

The Senate on Tuesday passed a bill seeking to establish the National Council for Tea and Coffee Development. The passage of the bill tagged, “Nigerian

The Senate on Tuesday passed a bill seeking to establish the National Council for Tea and Coffee Development.

On the occasion of International Coffee Day, Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik launched a dedicated e-commerce platform which will make the state's Koraput coffee available across the globe.

Novel project seeks to promote Nepali tea in the world market Kathmandu Post Ilam, Feb. 11 -- The government has launched a novel project to promote Nepals tea in the international market and improve its quality by using a system that tracks the product along the entire supply chain. The Sustainable Export Promotion Project of Nepali Tea follows the implementation of the trademark Nepal Tea Quality from the Himalayas last September. The effort is expected to further enhance the ...

Coffee Development Report 2020. The International Coffee Organization has just released the Coffee Development Report 2020, a sprawling, research- and data-filled document focusing on coffee through the lens of global value chains. “The Value of Coffee: Sustainability, Inclusiveness and Resilience of the Coffee Global Value Chain” is the second version of the organization’s flagship annual report, which was groundbreaking in scope in its first edition last year. Building on that report al...

By Musa Baba Adamu President of the Senate, Ahmad Lawan, has advised the federal government to deploy the Natural Resources Development Fund to support enterprises within the agriculture and solid minerals sector, as a way of diversifying the nation’s economy. Lawan made the call in his concluding remark after the upper chamber considered a bill during plenary seeking to develop tea and coffee growth, production and marketing in Nigeria. According to the Senate President, “the Natural Res...