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United News of India
13-05-2025
- Business
- United News of India
Kelachandra Coffee to present Indian brews at World of Coffee Jakarta
Bengaluru, May 13 (UNI) Kelachandra Coffee, India's largest privately-held coffee plantation company, will represent the country at the prestigious World of Coffee 2025 event being held from May 15 to 17 at the Jakarta International Convention Center (JICC), Indonesia. This marks the first time the event is being hosted in a coffee-producing Asian nation. The Bengaluru-headquartered company, known for its Rainforest Alliance-certified, shade-grown coffees from the biodiversity-rich Western Ghats, will present its unique offerings across cupping sessions, sustainability panels, and a dedicated booth at the global exhibition. With India's coffee exports surging to USD 1.54 billion, a 40 per cent jump over the previous year, Kelachandra aims to position Indian coffee as a serious contender in the global specialty segment. "India has entered an exciting new era in coffee, moving beyond commodity production to become a serious contender in the specialty segment," said Neleema Rana George, Head of Coffee Works and Technology at Kelachandra Coffee. "At World of Coffee 2025 Jakarta, we're proud to showcase the richness, diversity, and innovation of our shade-grown, ethically cultivated beans." Kelachandra cultivates coffee across 15 estates spanning over 6,300 acres, employing time-honoured farming traditions alongside modern agro-techniques. The company champions sustainability through agroforestry, intercropping, soil and water management, and the preservation of native tree cover, thereby contributing to carbon sequestration, biodiversity, and improved soil health. "Sustainability isn't just about responsible farming, it's about cultivating ecosystems that can thrive for generations," said Rishina Kuruvilla, Head of CSR and Sustainability. She emphasised the company's adherence to EDUR (Ethical & Directly Uplifting Relationships) principles and alignment with the European Union's Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), adding that Kelachandra's estates serve as models for climate-resilient agriculture and gender inclusion, with women comprising 55 per cent of the workforce. Ryana Kuruvilla, who leads the People and Culture division, said the global coffee community would get a taste of how biodiversity and traditional farming coalesce at Kelachandra estates. 'As we head to Jakarta, we're excited to showcase how biodiversity and timeless farming traditions come together in our estates to create something truly exceptional,' she said. World of Coffee 2025 Jakarta will feature over 300 exhibitors and thousands of participants from across the globe. Visitors can sample Kelachandra's finest coffees at Booth AS101. An exclusive cupping session hosted by Nichel Saputra, Barista and Founder of Nick Coffee, will be held on May 17 at 12:00 PM at Booth L217 – Coffee Beyond Borders. The Kelachandra leadership team has been invited to participate. UNI BDN ARN
Gulf Today
10-02-2025
- Business
- Gulf Today
Sheikh Mohammed visits World of Coffee 2025 Dubai exhibition
His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, on Monday visited the fourth edition of World of Coffee 2025 Dubai exhibition being held at the Dubai World Trade Centre until Feb.12, 2025. Organised by DXB Live, the experiential agency of Dubai World Trade Centre, in collaboration with the Speciality Coffee Association (SCA), World of Coffee 2025 Dubai features exhibitors from 78 countries, making it the largest coffee industry exhibition in the region. Sheikh Mohammed highlighted the exhibition's role in creating significant opportunities for farmers, traders, and coffee producers from the region and around the world to forge business deals and establish strategic partnerships. With coffee being one of the most widely traded and valued commodities globally, Sheikh Mohammed highlighted the industry's significant potential to drive growth for entrepreneurs and owners of small and micro enterprises, reaffirming Dubai's pivotal role in advancing the development and prosperity of diverse economic sectors worldwide. During his visit, Sheikh Mohammed was accompanied by Helal Saeed Al Marri, Director General of Dubai's Department of Economy and Tourism, and Director General of the Dubai World Trade Centre Authority. Sheikh Mohammed toured several pavilions at the exhibition, where he viewed a variety of exhibits showcasing coffee processing and preparation equipment, covering all stages from cultivation to distribution among consumers. Sheikh Mohammed was briefed by Khalid Al Hammadi, Executive Vice President of DXB Live, on the exhibition's growth over the years, with the fourth edition featuring 1,980 exhibiting companies and brands —representing a 50% increase compared to the previous edition. To accommodate the rising interest in participation, the exhibition space has been expanded by 33%, attracting exhibitors and trade visitors from 78 countries and further solidifying Dubai's status as a leading hub for the global coffee industry. World of Coffee 2025 Dubai exhibition features 10 national pavilions, with Morocco and Mexico participating for the first time, alongside returning countries Saudi Arabia, Brazil, Rwanda, Panama, El Salvador, Guatemala, Ethiopia, and India which has tripled its pavilion's size. The event brings together leading coffee producers, manufacturers, and traders, with significant participation from coffee production and distribution companies in the UAE. With Dubai's rising status as a key player in global trade and a preferred international tourism destination—driven by a substantial increase in hospitality facilities, cafes, and restaurants—the emirate's coffee trade is poised for significant growth in the coming period. This aligns with the broader growth of the coffee market in the region, supported by global projections indicating a compound annual growth rate of 4.84% through 2030.
Emirates 24/7
10-02-2025
- Business
- Emirates 24/7
Mohammed bin Rashid visits World of Coffee 2025 Dubai exhibition
Fourth edition of the exhibition features 1,980 companies from 78 countries, cementing its status as the region's leading coffee industry exhibition Exhibition sees a 50% increase in exhibitor numbers and a 33% expansion in exhibition space His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, today visited the fourth edition of World of Coffee 2025 Dubai exhibition being held at the Dubai World Trade Centre until 12 February. Organised by DXB Live, the experiential agency of Dubai World Trade Centre, in collaboration with the Speciality Coffee Association (SCA), World of Coffee 2025 Dubai features exhibitors from 78 countries, making it the largest coffee industry exhibition in the region. His Highness highlighted the exhibition's role in creating significant opportunities for farmers, traders, and coffee producers from the region and around the world to forge business deals and establish strategic partnerships. With coffee being one of the most widely traded and valued commodities globally, HH Sheikh Mohammed highlighted the industry's significant potential to drive growth for entrepreneurs and owners of small and micro enterprises, reaffirming Dubai's pivotal role in advancing the development and prosperity of diverse economic sectors worldwide. During his visit, His Highness was accompanied by His Excellency Helal Saeed Al Marri, Director General of Dubai's Department of Economy and Tourism, and Director General of the Dubai World Trade Centre Authority. His Highness toured several pavilions at the exhibition, where he viewed a variety of exhibits showcasing coffee processing and preparation equipment, covering all stages from cultivation to distribution among consumers. His Highness was briefed by Khalid Al Hammadi, Executive Vice President of DXB Live, on the exhibition's growth over the years, with the fourth edition featuring 1,980 exhibiting companies and brands —representing a 50% increase compared to the previous edition. To accommodate the rising interest in participation, the exhibition space has been expanded by 33%, attracting exhibitors and trade visitors from 78 countries and further solidifying Dubai's status as a leading hub for the global coffee industry. World of Coffee 2025 Dubai exhibition features 10 national pavilions, with Morocco and Mexico participating for the first time, alongside returning countries Saudi Arabia, Brazil, Rwanda, Panama, El Salvador, Guatemala, Ethiopia, and India which has tripled its pavilion's size. The event brings together leading coffee producers, manufacturers, and traders, with significant participation from coffee production and distribution companies in the UAE. With Dubai's rising status as a key player in global trade and a preferred international tourism destination—driven by a substantial increase in hospitality facilities, cafes, and restaurants—the emirate's coffee trade is poised for significant growth in the coming period. This aligns with the broader growth of the coffee market in the region, supported by global projections indicating a compound annual growth rate of 4.84% through 2030. Follow Emirates 24|7 on Google News.
