Excerpted with Permission from Firefly Books Ltd. Coffee has been grown in Costa Rica since the early 19th century. When the country's independence from Spain was declared in 1821, the municipal ...

Fonseca, the coffee consultant, said Costa Rican workers won’t fill the void ... farms in the area will also have to get good prices for their beans. “As long as prices are good, we will ...

Black beans and rice are a staple and are a part of almost every traditional meal. Of course, Costa Rica is famous for its coffee beans (though much of it is exported), but you shouldn't leave ...

Costa Rican Arabica beans, meanwhile, are fragrant and richly-flavoured. Blue Mountain - all Jamaican coffee is good, but this bean, named after the area where it is grown, is the most renowned ...

From February 9–17, 2024, explore the beauty of Costa Rica with Dr. Tom Bultman. This tour begins by exploring the lush La Paz Waterfall Gardens. This eco-park oasis features five waterfalls, hiking ...

Stone Creek said the tariffs could cost customers between $2 and $5 more for a bag of its coffee. The company adds that the ...

a 10% tariff would force the roaster to pay $110 to get those beans into the U.S. “We buy coffee directly from Costa Rica,” Thompson said. “We’ve been doing it for 18 years with the same guy.

The company underscores its commitment to high-quality products tailored to local preferences, prominently featuring 100% Costa Rican coffee on its menu. “The reception in Costa Rica has exceeded our ...