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Exploring the evolution of Jamaica’s coffee industry

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The Wallenford brand was sold in 2013, while the government-owned processor and exporter Mavis Bank was sold in 2016; both to the same buyer. How has Japan influenced the evolution of Jamaican coffee production? We need to ensure that we have sustainable growth.

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The Vegan Revolution: Celebrities Behind Vegan Brands

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The number of vegans in the UK quadrupled between 2016 and 2018, and last year there were 600,000 recorded vegans. But there’s also another contributing factor at play which is helping shape the vegan market: celebrity influence. Now, the options are limitless, with jackfruit burgers and vegan sausage rolls.

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Native American Museum Cafes Preserve Tradition, Embrace Innovation

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In every bite, they remind us that Native foods are not relics but vibrant expressions of identity, sustainability, and survival, deeply connected to the land and the people who steward it. Supported by the Oklahoma Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust, this green space embodies sustainable Indigenous practices.

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J. LOHR VINEYARDS & WINES NAMES CO-OWNER CYNTHIA LOHR CHIEF BRAND OFFICER

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Lohr VP marketing in 2009, Lohr shifted roles to trade and brand advocate in 2016 to focus on high-impact, strategic industry relations with trade, partners, and consumers – with brand excellence always at the forefront. Lohr in 2002. Named director of communications in 2002 and promoted to J. She also serves on the board of J.

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WILDER RESTAURANT AND BAR TO OPEN ON 16TH OCTOBER AT BOUNDARY LONDON, SHOREDITCH

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With the aim to have 100% of their produce sourced from the British Isles, everything at Wilder will be as sustainable and local as possible. This old-world list will include bottles from sustainable and biodynamic producers who pay the highest degree of respect to their environment.

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Why should coffee competitors go on origin trips?

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In 2016, I was approached by the Specialty Coffee Association to continue its origin sponsorship programme,” he tells me. “I In general, any new or emerging brewing methods, varieties (or even coffee species ), processing methods, or other trends seen on the WCC stages often influence the wider coffee sector.

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How can social initiatives improve gender equity in coffee production?

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Dr. Eduarda Cristovam is the Director of Coffee, Quality & Sustainability at Matthew Algie – a Glasgow roaster which sources Fairtrade-certified coffee. If we want coffee production to be truly sustainable then we must prioritise gender equity,” she adds. Exploring gender-focused social initiatives at origin. Farmers Liliane R.da