Economics of coffee
4 cities to host coffee festivals this year
Coffee enthusiasts have much to look forward to this year as Istanbul, Ankara, İzmir and Antalya prepare to host coffee festivals.
Each event celebrates coffee culture, attracting afficionados and industry professionals alike.
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Coffee Prices Skyrocket: Climate Crisis and Supply Woes Fuel Soaring Costs
Coffee prices are expected to continue their upward trajectory, driven by a combination of factors including climate change impacts, disruptions in supply chains, and new regulatory requirements within the EU, according to Giuseppe Lavazza, chairman of Italian coffee giant Lavazza.
Greece's coffee industry grows despite financial crisis
Greece's coffee industry is rapidly growing, with the coffee lovers widening, according to latest figures from the International Coffee Organization (ICO).
Among the world's 20 biggest coffee drinkers, Greece ranked 17th with 5.4 of annual coffee consumption per capita, data from the ICO showed.
Romania 26th European country in terms of coffee consumption
The Romanian coffee market reached 420 million euros in 2014, with an annual average per capita consumption of 2.3 kilograms, placing the country 26th in Europe by this indicator, according to a recent study released on Thursday by PwC Romania.
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