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Efico & Collibri foundations donate COP 100 million to the FNC for coffee-growing families in the face of covid-19
It’s the first international donation in the current health situation The resources will be devoted to food security, personal protection equipment, connectivity, and continued support for young coffee growers and their families in the Sant…
Colombian coffee production falls 28% in April
In the last 12 months, production tops 14 million bagsDue to some restrictions and limitations in the current health situation, production and exports decrease. In April, Colombian coffee exports fell 32% to 592,000 bags of 60kg from the 87…
Colombian coffee production falls 12% in March
Yearly estimates remain valid. In the third month of the year, Colombian coffee exports fell 21% to 903,000 60kg bags from the 1.1 million bags exported in the same month of 2019.Bogota, April 3, 2020 (FNC Press Office) – In March, co…
The FNC announces national, departmental and municipal measures to prevent spread of coronavirus (COVID-19)
It implements national campaign “Everybody’s health is everybody’s business.”…
The FNC contributes first 240,000 trees to Colombia’s national reforestation goal
• As part of its successful forestry and environmental program, in line with the efforts of the current Government, the FNC will contribute to the reforestation goal with the commitment to the nation that it has always shown.
Colombian coffee production falls 9% in February
• In the last 12 months, coffee exports rose 3%, exceeding 13.4 million bags of 60 kg compared to just over the 13 million bags exported in the same previous period.
Colombian State offices will now buy 100% Colombian coffee
· This important announcement is in line with the work of the FNC to promote domestic consumption of high-quality coffee as a way to increase demand and profitability of Colombian coffee growers.
Colombian Coffee Price Stabilization Fund is launched
This instrument, which today becomes a reality, had been an aspiration of coffee growers for a long time to protect their income from the market’s volatility.
Japanese experts are trained in Colombia on mild coffee quality
• Recognized companies in Japan sent 16 representatives to discover, during two weeks, the magical world of Colombian coffee. A total of 216 Japanese experts have been trained in coffee quality in Colombia since 2005.