Philippine Coffee Conference

24/10/2024

13/11/2019

DID YOU KNOW???
1. ☕☕☕ is dubbed as 2nd most traded commodity in the world next to oil.
2. PH only produce 7% of its total consumption of coffee. Local
consumption is ⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️ while local coffee production is ⬇️⬇️⬇️. This makes Philippines a top importer of
coffee products worldwide.
3. PH is located within the Coffee Belt, thus, PH is a very ideal place to grow and invest in Specialty/Quality Coffee production and
processing.
4. Small coffee farmers who are contributing highest in coffee production, however, generally remain to be one of those in the “laylayan ng lipunan”. 😔
Filipinos constantly consume coffee and coffee-based beverages without actually appreciating/knowing their contribution in the whole value chain
from seed-to-cup.

"Growth in our local coffee industry does not depend on the hands that sort and harvest them alone, but also on the tongues that taste and patronize the product. Meaning, more Filipinos should support the coffee varieties that grow in their own backyards." - The Business World

These cordillera coffees grown at different elevations in the mountain ranges of Cordillera will be available at the at the Carousel Court, Festival Mall, Alabang, Muntinlupa City. And will continue to be served in order to alert — not only the senses — but the sensibilities of Filipinos about their own local coffee flavors.

Stop by. Enjoy and Drink Coffee. Or book your orders now! 😍🥰

05/11/2019

SAGADA ALONG WITH BUKIDNON WINS INTERNATIONAL AWARDS IN MILAN 🥳🥳🥳

"Let's drink Coffee to that!... SGD Coffee from Northern Sagada received the Gourmet and Bronze awards respectively, at the 5th International Contest of Locally Roasted Coffees organized by the Agency for the Valorization of Agricultural Products (AVPA) in Milan, Italy last October 21. "

Come and choose from the many award winning Cordillera Specialty coffees at the @ Carousel Court, Festival Mall, Alabang, Muntinlupa City 🤩

Read More:
https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/lifestyle/food/714109/coffee-from-bukidnon-and-sagada-win-international-awards-in-milan/story

18/05/2018

after the Philippine Coffee Conference, participants want to go home to plant coffee... and they did...

03/05/2018

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1gxlPTEsjNPSQUa2x6G0SNlNUUw4bPcew

30/03/2018

Coffees of the Philippines at the coffee pavilion..

26/03/2018

Thank you Sen Cynthia Villar for coming and for inspiring our coffee stakeholders....

BAGUIO CITY — Senator Cynthia Villar has urged local coffee farmers to venture into “agri-preneurship”, agri-tourism, and take trainings related to agriculture to improve their lot. “Increasing production and farm productivity alone cannot move them permanently out of poverty. We must also t...

24/03/2018

Vibrant participants .... interesting Q&A.

24/03/2018

Lots of prizes during the fellowship night. Thanks to various sponsorship coordinated by the committee: Mr. Steve Benitez, Ms Gemma Ngelangel and Mr. Jaycee Martinez. Sponsors are: Bote Central, Nestle Philippines, Equilibrium Intertrade, Allegro, Gourmet Farms, Bo's Coffee, Benguet State University, Manila Doctors, Gourmet Farm....

24/03/2018

Thank you RD Myrna Pablo for this story.

"Just after dinner in this big room now almost empty where its 700 pax talked about the state and future prospects of the phil coffee industry for the last 2 full days , a pax reached out and thanked us for the opportunity given him to attend this national coffee event. Guys listen- it is hist FIRST time to ride on a plane , FIRST time to see Manila and first time to see Baguio City as well , so happy despite his throwing up on their way to Baguio , our long and winding road is the culprit. For these, he says -,he treasures and will forever remember the 3rd Phil Coffee Conference. His name is Marcelo Buan, a coffee farmer and his micro coffee farm is located in a very laidback far-flung Mt. Matutum, South Cotabato. He shared that his coffee brought his children to school, has improved their living and now having a life better than when he was not yet into coffee farming. True, he is too far from his market but a national coffee organization, he says, buys his coffee and even provided him with the basic post harvest facilities on depulper and dehuller for better quality of cherries/ beans. He has very positive prospects on his coffee and after listening in 2 full days and interacting with the country’s big and small coffee players,his passion to develop his micro coffee farm
further mounted . He is pinning a lot of hope and expectations for our coffee stakeholders to converge and unite fully for inclusivity of the industry- ‘walang iwanan’
so to speak. I know there are lots of Marcelo Buan in our 700 pax- with simple dreams of making a living enough for a life through the coffee industry. Let us not fail them. For sure , If we all unite in the industry , we can well do it.
"