Sentence examples for leading coffee from inspiring English sources

Borrowing a page from OPEC's strategy book, the world's leading coffee producers have agreed to withhold beans from the market to raise the price from seven-year lows.

This means starting the day with the kind of strong, viscous coffee of which Finns, the world's leading coffee drinkers, down as many as 10 cups a day.

"It's got a pretty diverse population for such a small town, and lots of people who are artists and musicians," said Lynn Wood, who opened St. Francisville's leading coffee shop, BirdMan Coffee & Books, eight years ago.

This weekend, many of the world's leading coffee professionals are in Australia, for the Melbourne International Coffee Expo, where McCarthy is the U.S. contestant at the World Brewers Cup.

Advocates of its hardline security approach – patrons of the leading coffee shop chain are patted down on entry – point out that it has not suffered atrocities like Kenya, which is also engaged in Somalia.

PORTLAND, Ore .— One might think there is little more that can be said about coffee in this city, which is, after all, home to four of the leading coffee magazines in the country, a school that draws baristas from across the world, a social-networking site for coffee professionals, and the two-time Northwest regional barista champion.

Serving the fertile Cibao Valley, the port handles the produce of one of the country's leading coffee-growing regions.

Through scenario analyses, we analyse the effects of price premiums per kg, payments per ha, and price buffering for coffee, as well as incentives leading to coffee yield increases, and payments per ha of forest remnants.

"Our supply partner is leading Swedish coffee company Löfbergs, one of the world's largest importers of fair trade organic coffee".

Procter sells Folger's, the nation's leading supermarket coffee.

Among the foreigners who attended were Robert Louis-Dreyfus, the former chief executive officer of Adidas; Klaus and Renata Jacobs, purveyors of a leading European coffee; and Lukas Muehlmann, the chairman of Credit Suisse, who brought 35 friends with him.