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Costa Rican coffee growers are grappling with labor shortages, unfavorable weather patterns, and an unwelcome economic climate that threatens to steep their yields in uncertainty.

Costa Rica has proudly announced its first export of coffee declared “free from deforestation” to the European Union.

The fifth edition of Costa Rica’s ExpoCafé Tarrazú 2024 is set to steep the region in a celebration of all things coffee.

The once abundant and predictable rains that nourished their arabica coffee beans are becoming as fickle as the stock market.

In a jolt as invigorating as your morning espresso, Costa Rica’s coffee exports have leaped more than a caffeinated kangaroo.

Costa Rica, a nation celebrated for its exquisite coffee, witnessed a phenomenal increase in its coffee exports in October,

As of the 2022-2023 harvest season, approximately 8% of Costa Rican coffee remains unsold.

Costa Rica News – The courts have rejected a proposal by Icafé, the Costa Rican Coffee Institute, to more widely use the “Tarrazú” brand. The institute will have to decide to…