Brands and cafes now compete on clarity, not only taste. Smart teams rely on numbers that guide buying and pricing. coffee statistics turn scattered market signals into clear direction. They help roasters plan stock, staff, and menus with confidence. They... View Detail
Kopi Luwak (civet coffee) is sold as a rare, “special occasion” coffee, so prices can look unreal in February 2026. The simplest way to judge any offer is to normalize by weight and compare the same format (roasted vs green,... View Detail
Searchers often ask what country invented coffee, and historians answer with careful definitions and evidence. Coffee plants grew wild in the highlands of Ethiopia, where communities noticed the energizing cherries early. Later, growers in Yemen developed roasting and brewing that... View Detail
February 2026 headlines focused on coffee price increase across many countries. Wholesale arabica benchmarks fell recently, yet retail shelf tags stayed high. Consumers noticed smaller bags, more surcharges, and fewer discounts online today. Roasters cited freight, energy, wages, and packaging... View Detail
Washed and natural processing sit at the center of specialty buying because they control fermentation, drying speed, and fruit contact time. washed vs natural coffee matters because those controls change clarity, sweetness type, and green coffee stability. This article explains... View Detail
In Japan, Kopi Luwak (civet coffee) sits in the “luxury gift” corner of the specialty market, so pricing is driven more by scarcity, packaging, and import costs than by everyday cafe demand. As of February 2026, common Japanese retail listings... View Detail
The coffee revolution began when curious drinkers demanded better beans, ethics, and flavor clarity worldwide. It turned cafes into classrooms, making stories and roast dates part of everyday choices. This shift, the evolution of coffee culture pushed transparency, encouraged experimentation,... View Detail
The luwak animal captivates curious travelers and coffee lovers alike. Known widely as the Asian palm civet, it prowls tropical forests at night, selecting ripe coffee cherries with uncanny instinct. This behavior sparked a luxury brew and a swirl of... View Detail
Kopi Luwak (also called civet coffee) is marketed as one of the world’s rarest coffees, and Australia’s 2026 retail pricing reflects that “luxury” positioning. In current listings, the kopi luwak coffee price in Australia can range from high hundreds of... View Detail
Liberica is one of coffee’s most distinctive species; big, irregular beans, loud aromatics (often described as jackfruit-like), and a cup that can swing from smoky-woody to fruity-tropical depending on processing and roast. Because supply is small compared with Arabica and... View Detail
We are here to facilitate the upstream process (curate for farmer funding,supply chain management) to the downstream process (distribution &distribution of crops) in agricultural ecosystems. FnB Tech own and manage agri plantation and partnership with stakeholders, farmers and small medium enterprise to offer diverse agri products selection, starting from coffee green beans to corn and sugar, rice to fruits and vegetables, chilies to herb and spices, and expand to aquaculture business offer fisheries products from shrimp to fresh fish and crab.
