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„FRANCIS NG is a trade economist of the International Trade Team in the Development Research Group of the World Bank. He is currently doing research on various international trade issues, including trade policy reforms in Sub-Saharan Africa, markets access for developing countries, agricultural subsidies, trade and production fragmentation in East Asia and Central European economies, and competition policies in the Middle East and Eastern Europe.“
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„Like I mentioned earlier, I spent almost a week using every moment of free time contemplating my plight. I was surfing the Net, irritating anyone I could find with a Pavoni by bombarding them with questions via e-mail, calibrating an electronic temperature probe, adjusting the boiler temperature, getting a dedicated espresso grinder, trying different beans, etc.“
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„So many companies in the espresso world don't have the money or resources to do something like this, and it's sad to say, some that do get it all wrong. I saw one promotional literature piece out there for a pod-like company's product (I'm not naming names) that claimed that normal espresso machines "damage and bruise" coffee with their“
http://www.coffeekid.com/cafetalk/05-23-2003
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„For oolongs, try two to four minutes with water just below boiling. The greener the oolong (Baozhong especially, Tong Ting, Jade or High Mountain), the lower the temperature should be. The browner oolongs (Tieguanyin, Bai Hao, etc.) can take higher temperatures. Taste the tea as it steeps to see if it’s gone long enough-- if it tastes good and well balanced, pour and enjoy.“
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„Making all trade Fair TradeCambridge SP Adopters Group Policy Forum5 November 2003What is Fair Trade?[This is based on the presentation made by Francis Irving of the Cambridge Fair Trade City campaign and quotes from the briefing paper ‘Introducing Fairtrade’ produced by the Fairtrade Foundation http://www.fairtrade.org.uk/]"The first Fairtrade label was launched in 1988 in the Netherlands and applied only to coffee. Since then, labels have been launched in 16 other countries, in Europe, North America and Japan, and the products have gained between 1% and 14% market share in different countries. In the UK, the first FAIRTRADE Mark products appeared in 1994 (chocolate, coffee and tea) and, from a small base, sales are still expanding rapidly – by around 40% per year."Unlike the various ‘ethical’ and socially-responsible trade arrangements, Fairtrade can only work if consumers are willing to select Fairtrade products in the supermarkets and elsewhere.“
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„Our buyer then 'cups' the sample to ensure the beans are of the highest quality. Cupping involves roasting, grinding and brewing the beans to allow the buyer to test the aroma, body, acidity and overall flavor of the bean.“
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