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Philippine Coffee
The Philippines is one of the few countries that produces the four varieties of commercially-viable coffee: Arabica, Liberica (Barako), Excelsa and Robusta. Climatic and soil conditions in the Philippines - from the lowland to mountain regions - make the country suitable for all four varieties. Read More -
The Philippine Coffee Network is envisioned to be the largest most inclusive network of coffee stakeholders in all sections of the coffee value chain.
It will include farmers , farmers and producers groups and associations, processors, Roasters and coffee shop retailers and cafe owners.
Members will have access to coffee information for their business and the network will also provide an exchange for best practices, trade opportunities and coffee knowledge.
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Philippine Coffee
The Philippines is one of the few countries that produces the four varieties of commercially-viable coffee: Arabica, Liberica (Barako), Excelsa and Robusta. Climatic and soil conditions in the Philippines - from the lowland to mountain regions - make the country suitable for all four varieties. Read More -
The Philippine Coffee Network is envisioned to be the largest most inclusive network of coffee stakeholders in all sections of the coffee value chain.
It will include farmers , farmers and producers groups and associations, processors, Roasters and coffee shop retailers and cafe owners.
Members will have access to coffee information for their business and the network will also provide an exchange for best practices, trade opportunities and coffee knowledge.
Latest News
Press Room
FIRST IFUGAO COFFEE CUPPING WINNERS TO BE AWARDED THIS APRIL
April 7, 2019The PCBI and Peace and Equity Foundation (PEF) mounted the first local coffee cupping competition to further prepare farmers for bigger contests. The journey started last year in Ifugao when PCBI consultant Robert Francisco and PEF program manager Bong Soto trekked to Asipulo, Ifugao to announce the rules. It was important to announce the contest… Read More
Press Room
SULU PRINCESS USES COFFEE AS AN INSTRUMENT OF PEACE
March 4, 2019By Yvette Tan, published by Manila Bulletin on March 3, 2019 Women are natural peacemakers. In the case of Sulu Royal Coffee, the peacemaking is literal. Princess Kumala “Lalah” Shug Elardo, of the Royal House of the Sultanate of Sulu, was born in Panamao, a remote, high conflict area in Sulu. She grew up… Read More
About the philippine coffee board
The Philippine Coffee Board Inc. (PCBI) is a private sector-led group established in May 2002 as the National Coffee Development Board. The goal of the Coffee Board is to develop and promote the Philippine coffee industry through technical assistance and credit programs for coffee farms; and through marketing and promotions of coffee for domestic and export markets.Read More
The Ultimate Coffee Guide is the official publication of the Philippine Coffee Board, Inc. We feature success stories, equipment, trends, events, and other informative and inspiring information to help boost the Philippine coffee industry. If you would like to advertise or have any suggestion for our future features, please email us at admin.pcbi@gmail.com.
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What’s Brewing
ASEAN COFFEE SYMPOSIUM 2018
Posted on March 6, 2018
EVENT
ASEAN: The New Frontier for Coffee
23 March 2018
Marina Bay Sands Singapore
REGISTER AT:
www.aseancoffee.org
ACF Affiliated Members SGD 50
Baristas / Students SGD 50
Regular / Public SGD 75
Read More
Posted on March 6, 2018
EVENT
ASEAN: The New Frontier for Coffee
23 March 2018
Marina Bay Sands Singapore
REGISTER AT:
www.aseancoffee.org
ACF Affiliated Members SGD 50
Baristas / Students SGD 50
Regular / Public SGD 75
Read More
Awards
Roasters’ Choice Award 2014(Bangkok, Thailand)
Philippine KAPATAGAN ARABICA
1st Runner Up (Syphon Category)
2nd Runner Up (Espresso Category)
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