Mervat Haider Explores Challenges of Yemeni Specialty Coffee Exports at World of Coffee Dubai 2024
Dubai, 27 January 2024 (QW): As part of the events at the World of Coffee Dubai2024, held last week, Ms. Mervat Haider, Director of the Yemeni Center for Specialty Coffee, delivered a captivating lecture titled “The Journey of Coffee,” where she examined the intricate path of Yemeni specialty coffee.
In her presentation before a diverse audience of coffee experts, industry professionals, and stakeholders from regional and international coffee sectors, Ms. Mervat Haider succinctly outlined the challenges faced by the Yemeni coffee industry, providing a comprehensive overview of obstacles encountered at every stage of the coffee export process.
Export Needs:
Ms. Mervat Haider emphasized the critical elements essential for successful coffee exports, shedding light on the necessity for strong product quality, efficient transportation, accurate documentation, and a stable financial framework.
Technical Issues:
Various technical challenges were discussed, including the impact of water scarcity, variations in coffee seed types across regions, climate changes, and the conflict between traditional and modern agricultural practices.
Legal and Regulatory Problems:
Ms. Mervat Haider highlighted that Yemeni coffee exports face legal complications due to the presence of multiple authorities and the absence of specialized laws and regulations. Geopolitical situations exacerbate challenges in goods transportation within Yemen and seeking international assistance.
Logistic Infrastructure:
Ms. Mervat Haider underscored the conditions of inadequate and unsafe roads, contributing to increased transportation costs within Yemen. The political situation, including heightened taxes and custom duties, poses additional obstacles to internal transportation and international shipping lines.
Ports Dilemma:
Ms. Mervat Haider addressed the problems faced by Yemeni ports, leading to increased costs and difficulties in international shipping. She emphasized the impact on shipping lines since 2011, hindering the global reach of Yemeni specialty coffee.
Despite these challenges, Ms. Mervat Haider concluded her lecture with a positive outlook, expressing the unwavering commitment of the Yemeni Center for Specialty Coffee and other Yemeni coffee producers. She highlighted their dedication to serving coffee to global consumers with love and passion, overcoming adversities to bring the unique flavors of Yemeni specialty coffee to tables worldwide.
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