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BOGOTÁ, Colombia, Jan. 21, 2021 /PRNewswire/ You can now taste the richest coffee in the world with your ears as music producers and scientists in Colombia join forces to develop a new sensory experience for coffee drinkers through taste and sound.
The collaboration marks the 60th anniversary of the globally recognized Juan Valdez icon under the Cafe de Colombia brand – the name given to 100% washed Arabica coffee grown in Colombia.
Cafe de Colombia Produced A Song To Create A Coffee-Drinking Experience That Will Reach All Your Senses
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Cafe de Colombia Produced A Song To Create A Coffee-Drinking Experience That Will Reach All Your Senses
January 21, 2021 GMT
“HAVE YOU THOUGHT OF TASTING COFFEE THROUGH YOUR EARS”
BOGOTÁ, Colombia, Jan. 21, 2021 /PRNewswire/ You can now taste the richest coffee in the world with your ears as music producers and scientists in Colombia join forces to develop a new sensory experience for coffee drinkers through taste and sound.
The collaboration marks the 60th anniversary of the globally recognized Juan Valdez icon under the Cafe de Colombia brand – the name given to 100% washed Arabica coffee grown in Colombia.
Biodiversity key to economic development in Colombia Published by
Image credit: Field activities in the Choco cacao expedition, Jaime Erazo
The natural resources of one the world’s most biodiverse countries are the key to its economic future, according to new research led by the University of East Anglia (UEA).
Colombia is the second most biodiverse country on Earth in terms of plants, animals and habitats. This natural ‘capital’ offers opportunities for wealth creation and accelerated sustainable development, based on rising levels of employment and improved living standards.
However, a changing demographic, economic growth, climate change and biodiversity loss, for example through deforestation caused by mining, logging and agriculture, are the main drivers of environmental change in Colombia, a country that has previously suffered decades of violent conflict.