Each year GCR invites industry leaders to share their hopes, fears and expectations for the year ahead, in what is expected to be one of rejuvenation and unity for the global coffee market. Read more
Coffee prices reach a 10-year high
In November 2021, coffee prices reached new multi-year highs, as the monthly average of the International Coffee Organization (ICO) composite indicator price reached 195.17 US cents per pound, an increase of 7.5 per cent as compared to 181.57 US cents per pound in October 2021. Read more
Julius Meinl sets new targets in second Sustainability Report
Viennese coffee roaster Julius Meinl has launched its second Sustainability Report, revealing how the company will further its contributions to combat the climate crisis.
De’Longhi Group reports financial growth for first three quarters of 2021
In the first nine months of 2021, the De’Longhi Group has achieved strong financial growth, with revenue of €2.15 million (about US$2.43 million), up 46 per cent since last year. Read more
Eastern European coffee industry rebounds from COVID with eyes on expansion
The Eastern European coffee industry rebounds post-pandemic with eyes on international expansion as restrictions begin to lift. Jaroslaw Adamowski explains. Read more
The green bean price roller-coaster
The ICO looks at green bean coffee’s wild price ride, the underlying factors responsible for the low-price trend reversal and just how long rising prices will prevail. Read more
International Coffee Organization report: market recovery after years of low prices
The International Coffee Organization on the market’s gradual recovery after years of low prices. Read more
The true value of coffee
The ICO unveils its latest Coffee Development Report on the economic sustainability, inclusiveness, and resilience of the coffee global value chain in a year of unprecedented challenges. Read more
SCA CEO Yannis Apostolopoulos foresees a more stable 2021
While 2020 proved no crystal ball is accurate, GCR invited industry leaders to share their hopes, ambitions, and predictions for 2021, in what is likely to be a defining year for the international coffee market. Read more
Marco Padelli of Gruppo Gimoka finds opportunity in time of crisis
While 2020 proved no crystal ball is accurate, GCR invited industry leaders to share their hopes, ambitions, and predictions for 2021, in what is likely to be a defining year for the international coffee market. Read more