Coffee Panorama in PanamaThe fall in international prices has forced employers of specialty coffee to take steps to improve their competitiveness by resorting to full control of product traceability.Thursday, March 17, 2016
The fall in international prices in the coffee market is the main mitigating factor with which the industry is doing battle in Panama and Central America in general in order to remain profitable. One way of surviving, from the point of view of César Arauz, producer and member of the Specialty Coffee Association of Panama is "... maintaining good traceability in order to convince buyers to purchase the product and pay for it what it is worth. " Source: anpanama.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Do you need more information about your business sector?Request more information: Need assistance? Contact us
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Panama: $600 Per Pound Paid for Speciality CoffeeJuly 2017 In the international auction known as "The Best of Panama", a pound of Geisha coffee from the farm La Esmeralda Cañas Verdes reached the record price of $601. Panamanian Geisha Coffee and its CompetitorsJanuary 2015 Panamanian producers of the geisha variety have stated that competition has increased since countries such as Costa Rica, Mexico and Colombia entered this market segment. Online Auction of Panamanian Specialty CoffeeMay 2013 June 11 will see the international auction via the internet of specialty coffees from Panama, from the district of Boquete, in Chiriqui. Panamanian Specialty Coffee in the World MarketMay 2013 Geisha, one of the finest varieties of coffee in Panama, has reached $374 a kilo, the highest price paid in the international market.
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