Speakers & Schedule Announced For Producer & Roaster Forum 2020
The months are ticking down until the fourth edition of the Producer & Roaster Forum (PRF), held in Copán, Honduras on the 26th and 27th ...read more
PRF 2020 Producer Scholarships Seek to Improve on 2019
Across the world, conferences are constantly held on topics relevant to the coffee supply chain and its members. However, smallholder producers are usually missing from ...read more
A Guide to Peru’s Coffee-Producing Regional Profiles
Peru is rich in diversity. From the Amazon jungle to golden beaches, from the soaring Andes mountain range to one of South America’s largest lakes, ...read more
A Coffee Producer’s Guide to Negotiating
Coffee producers have long sat on the sidelines when negotiating with buyers, roasters, and exporters. However, times are changing. With a drop in international coffee ...read more
How Packaging Material Impacts Green Coffee Quality Over Time
Sensorial degradation in green coffee can represent significant financial losses for producers, traders, and roasters. Yet while a certain degree of degradation over time may ...read more
Staging a Coffee Comeback in Papua New Guinea
The once thriving coffee industry in Papua New Guinea (PNG) is ripe for renewal, and specialty coffee is on the menu as demand for the ...read more
Why Caparaó, Brazil Is Winning Specialty Coffee Awards
Caparaó, Brazil has been increasingly present on specialty coffee shop menus. Producers are focusing on quality and, as a result, their coffees are ranking high ...read more
Become a Speaker & Share Your Insights at Producer & Roaster Forum 2020
Producer & Roaster Forum is an annual event taking place in a coffee-producing country, aimed at connecting producers and roasters who plant, harvest, and roast ...read more
Should The Coffee Industry Use Buffer Stocks?
It’s no secret that the coffee industry is based on a market characterised by extreme volatility, with prices operating in a classic boom and bust ...read more
Producer & Roaster Forum Announces Values & Prioritises Impact
The Producer & Roaster Forum is one of the few coffee events in a producing country, and is designed to bring together roasters and farmers ...read more
Why Greater Coffee Consumption May Not Mean More Beans Sold
Many of us are aware that coffee consumption is rising. That’s good for producers, because rise in demand (with constant production or supply) puts upward ...read more
Producer & Roaster Forum 2020 to Take Place in Honduras
Are you looking to make direct connections with coffee producers? Or are you a Honduran coffee farmer seeking new business relationships with international roasters? Perfect ...read more
Pricing Coffee: Why Do Yemeni Beans Cost More?
Yemeni coffees can make headlines for their prices. And understandably so: they often sell for upwards of US $60 per kilo green. But why does ...read more
Tips For Calibrating Palates Between Origin & Consuming Countries
Your team at origin tells you that a coffee has juicy dragon fruit notes and clear potential for the specialty market. But what does a ...read more
How To Build & Maintain a Relationship With Your Coffee Buyer
Do you have established buyers for your coffee, or are you looking to find them? A strong relationship with one or more buyers can increase ...read more
How Coffee Roasters Can Use Direct Relationships With Producers
There are many forms of direct relationships within the coffee industry, including importers who label themselves as direct trade. But when a roaster has immediate ...read more