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„Nice and simple one this and as the title suggests does anybody know of companies that provide barista training in the UK?“
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CoffeeGeek - Regional: United Kingdom, Coffea Coffee House Club
„Had some junk mail about this place the other day - see http://www.coffeauk.co.uk/ (link updated 17/11).“
http://www.coffeegeek.com/forums/worldregional/uk/ 88936
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Fairtrade | News | Press Release
„The value of UK Fairtrade coffee sales reached £18.5m in 2001, taking a 3 per cent share of the total coffee market by volume and 10.5 per cent of the ground coffee market. In 2001, UK sales of Fairtrade Marked products topped £44m with coffee sales accounting for £18.5m or 42 per cent of the total. Worldwide sales of Fairtrade coffee in 2001 amounted to 14,400 metric tons.“
http://www.fairtrade.org.uk/pr040502.htm
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Fairtrade | News | Press Release
„• Fairtrade now has 18% of the UK roast & ground coffee market, and over 3% of overall coffee sales.“
http://www.fairtrade.org.uk/pr010304.htm
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„It then points out that coffee is the second fastest growing UK market after mobile phones, having expanded 55% between 1997 and 2000 with the prediction of a further 22% growth per year till 2003 (the presumed saturation year). There is also growing evidence that consumers can now tell the difference between brands and the battle for coffee supremacy is shaping up between the 'American' and'Italian' coffee styles. Observer, 12 August 2001The following week the Observer ran a story by Nick Mathiason and Patrick Tooher on the irony between the huge rise in popularity of specialty coffee drinks in the affluent West and the crisis in the coffee producing countries where farmers are being forced to sell their crops below cost: Coffee prices, they wrote, have been in free fall since the peak year of 1995 when the sold for over $4,000 a tonne. And yet the retail price in rich countries is still rising.“
http://www.germinalproductions.co.uk/cafe/ news01.html
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