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„The cost of production (1995 costs) varied, depending on the size of holdings, between 37.2 to 47.2 US cents/lb (82.01 to 116.09 US cents/kg) in Arabica holdings and 28.3 to 38.3 US cents/lb (62.39 to 84.44 US cents/kg) in Robusta holdings. The cost of establishment (for a four-year period at 1995 prices) was approximately US$1,600/ha for Arabica and US$1,200/ha for Robusta. If amortization of the establishment cost is taken into consideration (at an interest rate of 15 percent) the cost of Arabica increases by 10 US cents/lb and that of Robusta by 8 US cents/lb.“
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Amazon.com: Gourmet Food: Jolly Caffe Crema Espresso from Florence, Italy. Whole Beans - 2.2 lb bag.
„Jolly Caffe Crema espresso of Florence, Italy is made from a blend of 12 of the finest 100% Arabica coffees from 12 different origins. Each bean type is roasted separately before blending. In this way, Jolly Caffe can strictly control both the roasting temperature and duration specific to the needs of each bean variety, so no beans are ever under or over-roasted.“
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Tea & Coffee 11/01 - Trends on German Coffee Market Coffee Shops Gaining Ground
„They came down from $12 billion in 1998/99 to only $8.6 billion in 1999/2000. Since December 1999 the International Coffee Organization (ICO) price for Arabica fell from 124.46˘/lb to 66.16˘/lb on a monthly average, and for Robustas from 66.79˘/lb to 30.38˘/lb. More and more growers in the producing countries have to give up their farms or to produce without paying due regard to agreed quality standards. In the long run this might endanger the supply of high quality coffees which are essential for the consuming countries.“
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International Coffee Organization
„Unwashed Arabicas are produced by the dry method. Countries producing Arabica coffee are grouped in one of the three groups of Arabica‑producing countries established under the Agreement, namely Colombian Mild Arabicas, Brazilian Natural Arabicas, and Other Mild Arabicas, according to the type of Arabica coffee they produce.“
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Coffee World - Everything you ever need to know about coffee!
„We specialize in Arabica Coffees and premium Estate Coffees. Like fine wines, Estate Coffees are the premium coffees of the world. If you want the best, buy Estate Coffees. When Estate Coffees are not available we buy the best High Grown Arabica Coffees.“
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„of coffee are arabica and robusta. Arabica coffees grow between 600 and 2000 metres - robusta grows between sea level and 600 metres. Both are vital to producing a well balanced espresso blend.“
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