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Structure and organization of coffee value chains in Ethiopia

Abayneh Ayele, Hiwot; Margarian, Anne; Weible, Daniela - 2026

Motivation The high level of regulation has a strong influence on the development of Ethiopia's export- and domestic- oriented coffee value chains, as well as on their ability to participate in Global Value Chains and in domestic value chain development. The fact that Ethiopia's coffee value...

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Structure and organization of coffee value chains in Ethiopia

Abayneh Ayele, Hiwot; Margarian, Anne; Weible, Daniela - 2026

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Energy shocks and coffee market resilience under a machine learning framework with the SDI+Index

Suárez-Rodríguez, Carlos Hernán; Manotas-Duque, … - 2026

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German coffee, predatory states, and selective property rights enforcement in 20th-century Guatemala

Noé, Ricardo R. - 2026

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Cointegration and economic adjustment in agriculture : a VECM approach to coffee price shocks and macroeconomic dynamics

Aliaga-Miranda, Augusto; Flores-Vilcapoma, Luis Ricardo; … - 2026

Coffee-price volatility is a recurrent external shock for Peru's small open economy, with potentially uneven consequences across sectors. This study evaluates whether global coffee prices and domestic macro-agricultural indicators share stable long-run equilibria and quantifies the transmission...

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A review of local commodity development and export strategies for coffee, cocoa, and major agricultural products

Yana, Syaifuddin; Maryam; Hafasnuddin; Rusmina, Cut; … - 2026

Agricultural commodities, including coffee, cocoa, palm oil, and rubber, play a critical role in the economies of developing countries, generating over USD 50 billion annually in global trade. However, smallholders, who produce 80% of coffee and 90% of cocoa worldwide, continue to face...

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Brewing sustainability : quantifying agricultural R&D investment gaps in the global coffee sector

Maredia, Mywish K.; Martinez, Jose Maria - 2026

The global coffee sector faces heightened risk, with production concentrated in a few countries, yields stagnating or declining, and climate change projected to shrink suitable growing areas. Using data from 41 major coffee-producing countries in the Global South, we develop scenario-based...

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Indonesian consumers’ preferences and willingness to pay for sustainability-certified coffee

Rifai, Mahmud; Checco, Julia; Permani, Risti - 2026

As the global emphasis on sustainability grows, understanding consumer behaviour towards certified products is vital for promoting responsible consumption practices. This study investigates Indonesian consumers' preferences, awareness, and willingness to pay (WTP) for sustainability-certified...

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Voluntary Sustainability Standards and Socioeconomic and Ecological Outcomes - Panel evidence from Rwanda’s Coffee Sector

Wätzold, Marlene Yu Lilin; Cooke, Amanda; … - 2026

Voluntary sustainability standards (VSS) provide consumers with the assurance that certified products are produced under more sustainable conditions. While the literature on VSS has expanded considerably, most studies rely on cross-sectional data, thereby providing only a snapshot in time and...

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Do the outcomes of voluntary sustainability standards vary by midstream buyer characteristics? : panel evidence from Rwanda's coffee sector

Wätzold, Marlene Yu Lilin; Wollni, Meike - 2026

Voluntary sustainability standards (VSS) are expected to improve smallholder livelihoods, yet past research finds that their effects vary substantially across contexts. VSS typically operate through group certification, which is often initiated and managed by midstream buyers acting as...

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Global market report : coffee and sustainability

Luna, Erika; Trottier-Michaud, Vanesa - 2026

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Are agrochemical-free and biodiversity-friendly attributes substitutes or complements? : evidence from a coffee choice experiment

Gatti, Nicolas; Gómez, Miguel I.; Bennett, Ruth E.; … - 2026

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Price dynamics in global beverage markets : trends, drivers and consequences

Magrini, Emiliano; Amrouk, El Mamoun; Palmeri, Fabio; … - 2026

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Enacting overlapping exchanges to address market concerns : evidence on sustainable and conventional coffee markets in Uganda

Onyas, Winfred - 2023

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Examining the distance puzzle in the global coffee trade

Rezitis, Anthony N.; Zangelidis, Leonidas; Karytsas, … - 2025

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Comparative competitiveness of Ugandan and Ethiopian coffee in international markets

Ecel, Aaron; Muwanga, Robert; Ssekiziyivu, Bob; … - 2025

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Analyzing stationarity in world coffee prices

Flores Komatsu, C.; Gil-Alaña, Luis A. - 2025

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Contested coffees : arabica, robusta, and the narrative of high-quality coffee in Mexico

Oviedo-Rodríguez, Claudia; Jansen, Kees; Vellema, Sietze - 2025

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Whither the price of coffee? : an analysis of trends and shocks since the coffee crisis

Ghoshray, Atanu; Mise, Emi - 2025

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Global competitiveness of Kenyan coffee : the price volatility perspective

Wanzala, Richard Wamalwa; Obokoh, Lawrence Ogechukwu - 2025

Kenyan coffee is globally recognized for its high quality and distinct flavor, securing a strong reputation in international markets. However, it faces growing competition from major producers such as Brazil, Colombia, Vietnam, Cuba, and Ethiopia. This study evaluates Kenya's competitiveness in...

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Impacts of Brazilian green coffee production and its logistical corridors on the international coffee market

Correia, Paula Ferreira da Cruz; Reis, João Gilberto … - 2024

Background: The coffee industry is one of the most important world supply chains, with an estimated consumption of two billion cups daily, making it the most consumed beverage worldwide. Coffee beans are primarily grown in tropical countries, with Brazil accounting for almost 50% of the...

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Incorporation of different types of farmers into different coffee markets

Oviedo-Rodríguez, Claudia; Jansen, Kees; Vellema, Sietze - 2024

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Determinants influencing Vietnam coffee exports

Thuy Dung Vo; Laike, Yang; Tran Manh Dung - 2024

This study investigates the impact levels of determinants on Vietnam’s coffee exports by applying the Spatial Gravity Model and panel data to consider the spatial dependence in the gravity model. The Spatial Gravity Model was employed to spatially examine influencing factors among trading...

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Paying more to make less : value degrading in the coffee value chain in eastern Uganda

Arslan, Cansin; Gregg, Daniel; Wollni, Meike - 2024

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Beyond coffee : towards a circular coffee economy

2024

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Segmentation and spending patterns in the Saudi Arabian coffee market

Alnafissa, Mohamad; Alagsam, Fuad; Almojel, Suliman; … - 2024

While Saudi coffee (SC) holds deep cultural and historical significance within the Kingdom, rising global exposure and modern coffee shops are driving domestic consumers toward other coffee (OC) varieties. In this context, this study has two objectives: First, to segment the coffee market and...

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Impact of exchange rate volatility on coffee export in Kenya

Wanzala, Richard Wamalwa; Marwa, Nyankomo; Lwanga, … - 2024

Ninety-five percent of Kenyan coffee is exported as green coffee in the international market in Europe. As a spot market, this presents a problem in that the currency of the foreign market differs from that of the domestic country (Kenya), resulting in an exchange rate problem. Kenya has a...

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Merger remedies and bargaining power in the coffee market

Delaprez, Yann; Guignard, Morgane - 2024 - Updated version: June 22, 2026

This paper analyzes a merger of large manufacturers with divestiture in the French coffee market. In contrast to previous approaches used to study the effects of upstream divestitures on prices and welfare, we model the vertical market structure. First, our results show that the standard policy...

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Merger remedies and bargaining power in the coffee market

Delaprez, Yann; Guignard, Morgane - 2024

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Mild Arabica coffee trade at a time of market regulation

Montero Mora, Andrea; Badia-Miró, Marc - 2024

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Modelling asymmetric customer behaviour in local small coffee shops : a principal agent approach to pricing optimisation

Fadhilah, Nabila Putri; Shabrina, Maura Adzraa; … - 2026

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5. China : TIMEMORE's journey of product innovation in coffee appliances

Tang, Mingfeng; Liu, Chuanyue; Zhang, Yakun - 2026

TIMEMORE Coffee Equipment Co., Ltd. (referred to as “TIMEMORE”), which was established in 2012, is a developer and manufacturer of manual coffee brewing appliances. At its inception, the Chinese coffee market was a blue ocean with fragmented suppliers and consumers and was dominated by a...

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Beyond the chain : lead firm strategies and sustainability governance in the global coffee sector

Neilson, Jeffrey; Biénabe, Estelle - 2026

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Enhancement of coffee quality in Rwanda : a stakeholder analysis of government policies

Jenkins, Glenn P.; Mbakop, Ludovic; Miklyaev, Mikhail - 2023

Over the past two decades, Rwanda has positioned itself as a leading producer of specialty coffee. The shift away from ordinary coffee began in the early 2000s and was buoyed by international donors, NGOs and the government. They all supported the nascent specialty coffee industry by providing a...

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Enhancement of coffee quality in Rwanda : a stakeholder analysis of government policies

Jenkins, Glenn P.; Mbakop, Ludovic; Miklyaev, Mikhail - 2023

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The effects of currency devaluation on Ethiopia's major export commodities : the case of coffee and khat : evidence from the vector error correction model and the Johansen co-integration test

Elias, Abdelkaf; Dachito, Amsalu; Abdulbari, Shabu - 2023

Devaluation of the currency has been stipulated and utilized increasingly as a stabilization device in developing countries. The Ethiopian government employed a devaluation policy to improve the export performance of the country. However, various literature demonstrates that the devaluation of...

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Assessing the COVID-19 impacts on the coffee industry in Laos : an input-output modelling approach

Somvang Phimmavong; Keenan, Rodney J.; Viengvilay Phimmavong - 2023

This paper employs an input-output modelling approach to quantify the impact of decreases in coffee exports between 2019 and 2020 resulting from the implementation of various COVID-19 policies in Lao PDR. The analysis was undertaken at two levels in investigating the effects of these policies on...

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The design of a contract farming model for coffee tree replanting

Adi Haryono; Maarif, Mohamad Syamsul; Suroso, Arif Imam; … - 2023

Coffee tree replanting is needed in Indonesia, yet a financing scheme is not available at the moment due to its economic feasibility and farmers' reluctance to reinvest. This research aims to design contract farming for coffee tree replanting in Indonesia to support coffee farmer welfare. The...

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Blockchain traceability model in the coffee industry

Alamsyah, Andry; Widiyanesti, Sri; Wulansari, Puspita; … - 2023

As one of the most popular drinks in the world, coffee has limitations in its complex and opaque supply chain. Consumers have difficulty verifying coffee quality according to the price they pay. However, innovative technologies such as blockchain emerge with the potential to support the coffee...

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Traceability, value, and trust in the coffee market : a natural experiment in Ethiopia

Mbakop, Ludovic; Jenkins, Glenn P.; Leung, Leonard; … - 2023

This study measures the impact of traceability attributes on international buyers' willingness to pay for coffee produced in Ethiopia and the impact of accurate information on the production location of the coffee on the pricing according to its type and grade. Two sets of regressions models...

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Traceability, value, and trust in the coffee market : a natural experiment in Ethiopia

Mbakop, Ludovic; Jenkins, Glenn P.; Leung, Leonard; … - 2023

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The influence of shared vision on organizational ambidexterity in coffee marketing co-operative societies in Kenya

Kiura, Hesbon Mbuthia; Wanjau, Kenneth Lawrance; Kiai, … - 2023

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Arabica or Robusta? : accounting for collective strategies within the coffee trade industry : the case of coffee merchants in Le Havre (France) between 1920 and 1954

Baron, Marie-Laure; Aubourg, Nathalie - 2023

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Relational contracts in the Rwandan coffee chain

Vrolijk, Kasper - 2023

Businesses often engage in long-term relationships with firms and people they trust and know, in which they informally sell and exchange information and services (Baker, Gibbons, & Murphy, 2002). As postulated by Arrow (1972, p. 357), "virtually every commercial trans-action has within itself an...

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Governance and asymmetry in global value chains of the coffee industry : possibility for catch-up by emerging economies

Moreira, Uallace; Lee, Keun - 2023

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"Woke" up and sell the coffee Fair Trade and social justice in marketing

Low, Will - 2025

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Consumer preference model for coffee beverages : a case of Greater Jakarta consumers

Oey, Elia; Dimitri, Dimitri; Husin, Meiviana; Nurcahyo, … - 2025

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Improving exports: quasi-experimental evidence from the Ethiopia commodity exchange

Ambaw, Dessie Tarko; Edjigu, Habtamu Tesfaye; Sim, Nicholas - 2025

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Quality differences, location, and coffee price returns networks : insights from a high-dimensional CoVaR-copula analysis

Melo-Velandia, Luis Fernando; Otero, Jesús G.; … - 2025

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Chapter 9. Assertiveness in Coffee Agri-Food Chain Business

Velázquez-Salazar, Marisol; Atristain-Suárez, Connie; … - 2025

This document is a chapter that discusses the negotiation problem in product commercialisation by small-scale producers in the Mexican agri-food sector, specifically in the coffee industry. The chapter emphasises the importance of developing soft skills, particularly assertiveness, in the...

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Socioeconomic determinants of coffee intake : a multi-regional analysis

Islam, Md. Mominul; Islam, Sabrina - 2025

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Unveiling the coopetition pathway : the stakeholder influence in the specialty coffee market

Duarte, Rodrigo Natal; Guimarães, Elisa Reis; Valle, … - 2025

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Running on coffee : paradox persistence in the US coffee industry, 1910-2020

Tunarosa, Andrea; Lê, Patrick; Pradies, Camille - 2025

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