DEPARTMENTS Comment
Coffee World Diary
4 Volume 40 Number 2
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A Rwandan coffee farmer sorts freshly harvested coffee cherries. Details of a new effort to help Rwandan farmers, Grace Hightower & Coffees of Rwanda, can be found on page 50 (photo: Grace Hightower & Coffees of Rwanda)
COVER Volume 40 Number 2
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COFFEE & COCOA INTERNATIONAL May 2013
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Coffee consumption continues to grow rapidly in Korea
Certifi cation could enhance potential of Galapagos coffee
Leaf rust outbreak threatens Central American production
Rwandans benefi t from American philanthropy
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FEATURES BRAZIL
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Brazil’s forthcoming ‘off year’ crop will be a huge one, but opinions differ about just how big it will be
LATIN AMERICA
A project funded by the Common Fund for Commodities is being held up as an example of its type that could be applied elsewhere
ECUADOR
Coffee grown on the Galapagos Islands has a lot of potential if it can be certified
INDONESIA
A fall in production in 2011 has been counteracted by a better year in 2012
DECAFFEINATED COFFEE
Roasters could do better with decaf is they pay it the attention it deserves, says a well-known trader
SOLUBLE DISEASE & PEST CONTROL
Coffee leaf rust or ‘roya’ has swept through Central America, but the reasons for the epidemic, and how best to tackle it, remain unclear
SOUTH KOREA
Coffee consumption is growing rapidly in South Korea COFFEE & COCOA SCIENCE
Dr Peter Baker looks at academic publications recently appearing on the CAB Abstracts database (
www.cabdirect.org)
IN-PLANT MACHINERY
Neuhaus Neotec in Germany says demand for in-plant materials handling equipment is running at a high rate
CONTRACTOR PROFILE 50 Penagos in Colombia is taking on its rivals in Brazil 49 45 42 44 34
The ICO has published an in-depth assessment of the fast-growing market for soluble coffee
39 33 30 28 26 22 16 People Plant & Machinery
Shipping & Warehousing Cocoa World ICO
ICCO Profile
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