ECF - European Coffee Federation (#)

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„The import duties for green coffee and coffee products imported into the EU are subject to various rules and regulations, making it difficult to find the exact information. The ECF publishes an annual list of import duties for the most important coffee growing countries.“

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ECF - European Coffee Federation

„In combination these two factors mean that coffee is often a focal point of political debate on development issues and relationships between developed and developing countries. The ECF contributes to these debates with factual information and it represents the interests of the trade and industry towards EU officials, the International Coffee Organisation and Non Governmental Organisations.“

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ECF - European Coffee Federation

„The ECF publishes an annual statistical review of the European coffee market and the national markets of its member associations, the contents of which is included on this site.“

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ECF - European Coffee Federation

„ 4C Common Code for the Coffee Community september 2004“

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„By the 18th century, the beverage had become popular in Europe, and European colonists had introduced coffee to tropical countries worldwide as a plantation crop to supply domestic demand. During the 19th century, European demand for coffee was so strong that when genuine coffee beans were scarce, people developed similar-tasting substitutes from various roasted vegetable substances, such as chicory root, dandelion root, acorns, or figs. For example, the British used acorns as a coffee substitute during World War II while German U-boats blockaded Britain. Today, the major coffee-producing regions are tropical South America (Colombia is famous for its coffee), Vietnam, Kenya, Côte d'Ivoire, and others.“

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