Reduced Robusta Coffee Output

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Reduced Robusta Coffee Output

By Tim Thompson on Friday, October 12th, 2012 | No Comments

A drought in Vietnam has resulted in reduced Robusta coffee output. Vietnam is the world’s leading producer of Robusta coffee. This is the coffee bean that Nestle uses in its instant coffee. So, will Nestle instant coffee cost more in the coming year? The price for Robusta coffee beans is likely to go up as […]

Stay Healthy with Organic Coffee

By Tim Thompson on Thursday, August 2nd, 2012 | No Comments

In a world all too full of toxins and other bad things there are still ways to avoid threats to your health. One way is to stay healthy with organic coffee. There are two general factors here. One is that organic coffee is free of the up to 150 impurities that can be found in […]

Panama Organic Coffee Brands

By Tim Thompson on Tuesday, July 17th, 2012 | No Comments

Some of the world’s best organic coffee comes from Panama. Panama mountain grown organic coffee b enefits from the rich volcanic soil at the base of the extinct 11,000 foot volcano, Volcan Baru. A frequent cloud cover at high altitudes and forested slopes provide an ideal location for shade grown coffee. Whether you are looking […]

Houston Coffee Roasters

By Tim Thompson on Friday, June 29th, 2012 | No Comments

In search of high quality, freshly roasted healthy organic coffee ? There are Houston coffee roasters from whom you can purchase a wide range of regular and organic coffees. Freshness of coffee comes down to a few facts. Properly stored green coffee beans last for about two years. Roasting coffee brings about a number of […]

Brazil Drinks More Coffee

By Tim Thompson on Wednesday, March 21st, 2012 | No Comments

Brazil drinks more coffee these days. In fact today Brazil drinks more coffee than almost anyone except the United States, the world’s biggest coffee consumer. Considering that Brazil is the world’s leading coffee producer one would think that Brazilians would be avid coffee drinkers as well. Brazil exported 29,741,510 bags of green coffee in 2010. […]

Juan Valdez Organic Coffee at Wal-Mart

By Tim Thompson on Tuesday, November 1st, 2011 | No Comments

Last week we wrote about Juan Valdez and organic coffee. We did not find a reference to organic coffee on the Juan Valdez web site, either in Spanish or English. However, it turns out that there is Juan Valdez organic coffee at Wal-Mart. On the Wal-Mart web site the coffee is described as having a […]

Starbucks Organic Coffee in China

By Tim Thompson on Tuesday, September 6th, 2011 | No Comments

The largest coffee retailer in the world is going to be selling more Starbucks Organic Coffee in China. The company opened its first outlet in China in 1999 and is now in 42 cities in Mainland China. Starbucks plans to triple its presence in China in the next four years. Starbucks prides itself in selling […]

Laotian Organic Coffee

By Tim Thompson on Tuesday, August 9th, 2011 | No Comments

Thinking of healthy organic coffee? Think of Laos and Vietnam. Indochina is the world’s second most prolific coffee growing region after Brazil. In fact, Vietnam by itself is the world’s second biggest producer of coffee. The central highlands of Vietnam and the highlands of Laos are idea for growing coffee and were first worked by […]

Organic Coffee Beans – Intro

By Tim Thompson on Monday, June 6th, 2011 | No Comments

Organic coffee beans will cost more then your typical coffee at your local store. I love a cup of Joe in the morning to start my day because it gives me the necessary energy to be productive. What makes this special, specific bean so valuable to not only you but the environment is because when […]

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