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The European Coffee Federation (ECF) is the single voice of the European coffee trade and industry, facilitating the development of an environment in which the industry can meet the needs of consumers and society, while competing effectively to ensure the resilience and long-term sustainability of the coffee supply chain, from farm to cup. Established in

Source: Press Release – UNIDO & European Coffee Federation | Author: Qahwa World | Date: June 25, 2026 UNIDO and European Coffee Federation Sign Joint Declaration to Strengthen Sustainable African Coffee Value Chains Key Takeaways: UNIDO and the European Coffee Federation signed a Joint Declaration in Brussels to promote sustainable transformation across African coffee value

In a significant move for global coffee governance, Mr. Tore Hattrem, Ambassador of Norway to the United Kingdom, has officially signed and deposited the instrument of ratification for the International Coffee Agreement (ICA) 2022. This step completes Norway’s accession process under the new agreement and affirms the country’s long-standing commitment to sustainable coffee development and

As coffee prices continue to react to global supply pressures, DRWakefield’s June 2025 market report highlights a turbulent period for Arabica and Robusta futures. With low certified stocks, unpredictable weather in producing countries, and shifting macroeconomic indicators, the global coffee market is once again showing signs of stress and uncertainty. Volatility Returns to Arabica as

Explore Elena Hess’s inspiring journey from literature to coffee excellence. As Head of Learning & Development at Drinkit UAE, Elena transforms training and quality standards, bridging cultures and empowering baristas to succeed in a competitive coffee industry.

The European Coffee Federation (ECF) has released its bi-monthly report on green coffee stocks across major European ports. With Europe being the largest coffee market and producer globally, this data is crucial for understanding market trends and ensuring transparency for stakeholders in the coffee industry. The report, spanning January to June 2024, provides insights into

The European Coffee Report 2023/2024 reveals profound changes in Europe’s coffee trade dynamics, highlighting a sharp decline in green coffee imports and the emergence of new export markets for European producers. Published by the European Coffee Federation, this report captures the challenges facing the sector, including economic pressures, geopolitical disruptions, and shifting coffee consumption patterns.

In response to growing concerns within the coffee industry, the European Commission has proposed a 12-month extension to the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) compliance deadline, initially set for 30 December 2024. This extension is intended to provide coffee farmers and businesses more time to adapt to the law’s requirements, which seek to mitigate the EU’s

The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) is a legislative measure aimed at combating deforestation and land degradation globally by regulating imports into the European Union. This regulation is set to come into force on December 30, 2024, and requires companies importing products into the EU that are considered “main drivers for deforestation” to provide a due

Senior US trade officials have called on the European Union to delay the implementation of the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), which is set to come into force on December 30, 2024. In a letter to the European Commission, US Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo, US Secretary of Agriculture Thomas Vilsack, and US Trade Representative Katherine

Under the title “China: 1.4 Billion Reasons for Coffee Sales,” the “World Coffee Report” website, worldcoffeeportal, published an extensive report on the coffee market in China, indicating that in China, the center of the massive nation lies an unprecedented opportunity, affirming that there is a coffee revolution sweeping through the heart of China. While China