Frankfurt (aktiencheck.de AG) - The prices of raw sugar and coffee Arabica in November could rise to multi-year highs, the analysts at Commerzbank Corporates.
Inflationary were the announcement of a further quantitative easing of U.S. monetary policy, but also offer some disappointing news from some producing countries have been. This season was a balanced relationship between supply and demand expected, which should moderately dampen future price development. With low stocks should stabilize the prices of sugar and coffee at a relatively high level. The cocoa price should evolve in the face of an expected market surplus remains below par.
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Coffee prices to record high
29th July 2010, 13:28
The raw coffee prices have increased by 30 percent through July, the hope is now on the Brazil crop
Vienna - The world market for coffee has great turmoil currently suspended. Concerns about shortages of the Robusta and Arabica varieties, the prices were on the commodity exchanges in London and New York in the year by 30 percent to skyrocket. Simultaneously, the worldwide coffee consumption, since the year 2000 world quarter.
By the International Coffee Organization (ICO), calculated average price for green coffee in June 2010 rose to 142.2 cents per pound - that's the highest number since the price monitor is created. Compared with June 2009 (119.1 US-Cent/Pfund), this means an increase of 20 percent. By the end of July is the raw coffee price continued to rise to 153.4 cents, an increase of 30 percent over the previous year.
Record prices for arabica beans
Especially high-quality Arabica beans achieved record prices: with 224.5 cents in June 2010 we had a pound for Arabica pay more than twice as much as four years ago (2006: 105.8 US-Cent/Pfund). As a special cost for the European coffee sector is the weak euro against the dollar added. This is of course good news for people having coffee for sale offered to these markets.
The raw coffee prices have increased by 30 percent through July, the hope is now on the Brazil crop
Vienna - The world market for coffee has great turmoil currently suspended. Concerns about shortages of the Robusta and Arabica varieties, the prices were on the commodity exchanges in London and New York in the year by 30 percent to skyrocket. Simultaneously, the worldwide coffee consumption, since the year 2000 world quarter.
By the International Coffee Organization (ICO), calculated average price for green coffee in June 2010 rose to 142.2 cents per pound - that's the highest number since the price monitor is created. Compared with June 2009 (119.1 US-Cent/Pfund), this means an increase of 20 percent. By the end of July is the raw coffee price continued to rise to 153.4 cents, an increase of 30 percent over the previous year.
Record prices for arabica beans
Especially high-quality Arabica beans achieved record prices: with 224.5 cents in June 2010 we had a pound for Arabica pay more than twice as much as four years ago (2006: 105.8 US-Cent/Pfund). As a special cost for the European coffee sector is the weak euro against the dollar added. This is of course good news for people having coffee for sale offered to these markets.
Monday, July 19, 2010
south african coffee beans for sale
For anyone interested into a new variety of coffee beans. There is south african coffee for sale. Please find out more under the reference
"Coffee Day" at VIVA: Good for you!
The 28th September, at VIVA tradition: 4 to already To celebrate in OMV filling stations with VIVA now the "Coffee Day" and invite VIVA Customers enjoy coffee the way they prefer to do it - first time this year with Afro Coffee with FAIRTRADE certified. Additionally sends VIVA two lucky two weeks in South Africa, the country of origin of the coffee.
Who am 28th year September, an OMV petrol station with VIVA is visited, not only invited for coffee, but also gets a winning ticket for the grand prize draw VIVA. With any luck, "there's one of the many instant prizes equal to go. As the main prize is a two-week trip for two to the colorful and vibrant country of origin of the coffee, South Africa - African joie de vivre, Cape Town's Waterfront and gorgeous sunsets included.
"Coffee Day" at VIVA: Good for you!
The 28th September, at VIVA tradition: 4 to already To celebrate in OMV filling stations with VIVA now the "Coffee Day" and invite VIVA Customers enjoy coffee the way they prefer to do it - first time this year with Afro Coffee with FAIRTRADE certified. Additionally sends VIVA two lucky two weeks in South Africa, the country of origin of the coffee.
Who am 28th year September, an OMV petrol station with VIVA is visited, not only invited for coffee, but also gets a winning ticket for the grand prize draw VIVA. With any luck, "there's one of the many instant prizes equal to go. As the main prize is a two-week trip for two to the colorful and vibrant country of origin of the coffee, South Africa - African joie de vivre, Cape Town's Waterfront and gorgeous sunsets included.
Friday, June 25, 2010
types of coffee beans
A practical guide to coffee beans, from their early history and its social and cultural impact. A global tour explains how the coffee bean is grown in the producer countries, processed, roasted and graded and an overview describes the grinds,
Saturday, February 6, 2010
coffee product reviews
Please click on the picture for purchasing.
We are looking for good product reviews on the coffee sorts above. Did anyone experience them.
Coffee experience of the Plane
Karl-Heinz Voigt in Golzow first time invited to a tasting of their own cultivation
GOLZOW - Before enjoying the landlord has set the work. Each guest will find about 30 grams of dried raw coffee beans in his cup. This corresponds to the end of the amount of powder for this cup. "And now pulen" says Karl-Heinz Voigt, and ten women and men obediently observe the command. The Golzower that provides occasionally with his crocodile farm headlines, has gone under the coffee farmers. However, neither Mr. nor Mrs. Jacobs Tchibo now need fear competition. Voigt's harvest from the winter garden is so clear "that there is only enough for tastings."
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Looking for suppliers of Coffee
We are looking for the suppliers of coffee coming from the producing countries. If you are a supplier of coffee, make contact at coffee trading.
Rest on its success? Not a bit!
The brothers Strehle GmbH presents the 80th Year of existence, now manufactures the roast. Company annually produces 1,800 tons of coffee substitute mixture for one billion cups
More than just business model: Enthusiastic director Franz Lang told (right) Mayor Gerhard Jauernig (left) from the long journey of the coffee bean from India, Ethiopia, and Brazil to the Günzburger breakfast table.
Günzburg since 1932 are manufactured in the Günzburg food Gebr Strehle GmbH products around the favorite drink of the Germans, the coffee, as well as a wide range of instant products. Anyone who has ever ripped the backing of a can "Blanto" and sucked the scent of swirled cocoa powder, who knows why the milk drink from the house of the brothers Strehle has for many decades been among the best sellers of the Günzburger food factory. Now the coffee crop specialists have ventured a new trick: Just in time for 80-year anniversary, the food producers themselves go with roasted coffee to the market.
Rest on its success? Not a bit!
The brothers Strehle GmbH presents the 80th Year of existence, now manufactures the roast. Company annually produces 1,800 tons of coffee substitute mixture for one billion cups
More than just business model: Enthusiastic director Franz Lang told (right) Mayor Gerhard Jauernig (left) from the long journey of the coffee bean from India, Ethiopia, and Brazil to the Günzburger breakfast table.
Günzburg since 1932 are manufactured in the Günzburg food Gebr Strehle GmbH products around the favorite drink of the Germans, the coffee, as well as a wide range of instant products. Anyone who has ever ripped the backing of a can "Blanto" and sucked the scent of swirled cocoa powder, who knows why the milk drink from the house of the brothers Strehle has for many decades been among the best sellers of the Günzburger food factory. Now the coffee crop specialists have ventured a new trick: Just in time for 80-year anniversary, the food producers themselves go with roasted coffee to the market.
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