A changing coffee industry in El Salvador El Salvador is a small Central American country about the size of New Jersey. For more than a century, its political and economic power was rooted in ...

Apr. 19—LIMA — A local coffee connoisseur left corporate America to follow a still small voice that led him to El Salvador on a missions trip. One leap of faith changed the life of Dave Tilton ...

The LLC behind a coffee brand owned by El Salvador's far-right strongman, Nayib Bukele, appears to be based in Miami. Last July, the 43-year-old Salvadoran president launched a coffee brand called ...

For Alberto Ferracuti, a coffee grower in El Salvador, bourbon really does grow on trees. Ferracuti and many other farmers in the Central American country have turned to speciality coffee trees ...

MEXICO CITY -- Up to 10% of El Salvador's coffee industry's mills have been completely destroyed following last weekend's devastating earthquake, a top coffee industry official said Tuesday.

Andres said he often returns to El Salvador, about three or four times per year, in order to visit his mother, Elsa Mendez, and his father, Tomas. “It’s one of my most favorite places,” he said.

This marks El Salvador’s first sale to the North African country, which seeks a certain level of exclusivity and has already requested between 20 and 30 containers for the 2025–2026 harvests ...

El Salvador coffee group Procafe said on Wednesday just 6,517 60-kg bags of coffee were lost when Hurricane Ida triggered heavy rains and floods in the Central American country this past weekend.

LIMA — A local coffee connoisseur left corporate America to follow a still small voice that led him to El Salvador on a missions trip. One leap of faith changed the life of Dave Tilton forever ...

An outbreak that hit production in the 2013/2014 crop year, the worst on record, cut coffee output in Central America by 10 percent. El Salvador was among the hardest hit, and has yet to fully ...