ReadAt the Moment gives us a sneak peek of the happenings at the recently concluded Manila Coffee Festival 2024
ReadDTI Region 12 secured total sales of Php 13,625,464 for the six participating coffee micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) of the region after participating in the Manila Coffee Festival.
ReadPhilippine coffee entries Kalamansig Coffee and Kulaman Coffee from Sultan Kudarat won Paris Gourmet Medals at the highly prestigious ninth International Contest for Coffees Roasted at Origin.
ReadA celebration of Philippine coffees, Filipino coffee growers, and Filipino coffee culture, is finally happening on March 17, 18, and 19, 2023 at the MGBX Convention Hall, Pasay City, Metro Manila.
ReadAVPA, Agency for Agricultural Product Valuation, is a non-profit non-governmental organization, primarily composed of producers and passionate about taste.
ReadCoffee Heritage Project has been given the extraordinary opportunity to present at SCAJ that is hailed “the biggest international trade show” in Asia
ReadPhilippine Information Agency News Feature on Kape Dose Festival with Coffee Heritage Project
ReadSee how Philippine Coffee broke through the fierce coffee industry in Japan.
Read"When, where, what, how, with whom, and why you drink your coffee is your coffee heritage." Vito Hernandez shares his definition of coffee heritage.
ReadAfter a two-year hiatus, The Manila Coffee Festival, the Philippines’ pioneer annual coffee lifestyle event is back
ReadDaniel Maches and Ricky Lacbogan, believe that coffee farming can be a lucrative venture that can also encourage rainforest conservation.
ReadAs millions of ageing farmers set to retire, they are looking to their children to work on their labor-intensive coffee farms.
Read“What is great about mondul coffee is the environment, the culture of people around it, and its soil.” – James Odhiambo
ReadA short feature on one of Timor Leste's bright new hope in coffee farming
ReadSegundo Guerrero with son Hugo talk about the increase in pests and diseases that affect their coffee farms.
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ReadCoffee growers, and other farmers in Asia and around the world, need to make farming practices climate-smart and environmentally sustainable in order to maintain food supply and rural income.
ReadAVPA, Agency for Agricultural Product Valuation, is a non-profit non-governmental organization, primarily composed of producers and passionate about taste.
ReadAVPA, Agency for Agricultural Product Valuation, is a non-profit non-governmental organization, primarily composed of producers and passionate about taste.
ReadGMA News feature on South Upi, Maguindanao Coffee
ReadA blend of native Maguindanao coffee from the municipality of South Upi won a silver medal in a competition in Paris.
ReadKapetolyo by SGD, a pet project of Mayor Isko Moreno himself, which serves some of the country’s best homegrown coffee, including the famed SGD from Sagada and Bukidnon’s Mirabueno.
ReadOctober is Philippine Coffee month and like most businesses today, the local coffee industry is facing serious challenges. What does the future hold for Philippine coffee?
ReadWith his coffee's win in Milan last year, Raymund Mirabueno is bringing more attention and honor to the variety as well as local coffee farming.
ReadSGD Coffee and Mirabueno Coffee emerged victorious in the recently concluded Agence pour la Valorisation des Produits Agricoles (AVPA) Awards 2019.
Read“Who would have thought that this coffee lot I treated poorly, disrespected, and almost uprooted the life out of would be the same trees that would produce award-winning coffee beans?”
ReadTry taking a trip to Sagada to gain a newfound appreciation for coffee.
ReadAt least 3,000 coffee tree seedlings were planted in two northern barangays of this scenic town last week to promote the local coffee industry and help farmers.
ReadFor our Coffee Heritage Project team, coffee is more than just a commodity but, a part of our cultural identity which we commit to sustain.
ReadThe country of Timor Leste is coffee paradise for coffee enthusiasts.
ReadANCX visits the coffee farm of Magdalena Bolinget to learn how the Typica, a heritage Arabica varietal, is flourishing thanks to the efforts of the Coffee Heritage Project.
ReadFun, revelry, live music, food, and entertainment, all tied up with the beauty of one’s favorite cup of coffee.
ReadHindi lang magagandang tanawin ang makikita sa Sagada-maging ang pinakamasarap daw na kape sa bansa, dito matatagpuan! Ano kaya ang kuwento sa likod ng award-winning coffee na ito?
ReadCHP is a fruitful collaboration amongst partner farmers, scientists, soil specialists, etymologists, and any person who has the heart for uplifting the value of Philippine coffee.
ReadCoffee Heritage Project's farm program promotes the planting of new trees that sustain not just the environment but people’s lives as well.
ReadDirect Trade is when a coffee buyer pays coffee farmers a premium price above the fair trade price for high quality specialty coffee.
ReadFinding the right elevation is essential in growing great beans. In general, beans grown at high altitudes mature more slowly and grow to be harder and denser than beans grown at lower elevations.
ReadWomen represent a good majority of the world’s 25 million coffee farmers and are the backbone of most coffee-growing communities.
