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Thirteenth stop for #52coffeeshopsin52weeks is Matta Café on Flanders in the Pearl!

I feel like you can get good coffee so many places in Portland, but this is the only shop I’ve been where they don’t just roast the beans—they grow the beans themselves, as well!

Love the Colombian food and LOVE the space. It is the prettiest coffee shop I’ve been in so far. Lots of big tables in an open space. Garage door that opens during spring.

It’s giving upgraded “Palio in Ladd’s” vibes.

#pdx#coffee
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brad m

“While U.S. green #coffee traders and roasters are already feeling the effects of a period of nominally high #coffee prices on the New York arabica futures market — a.k.a. the “C Price” — they must now prepare to cover even pricier costs of goods, with many of the world’s top producing countries facing stiffer import costs”

Here Are the New US Tariffs on Major #Coffee Producing and Exporting Countries dailycoffeenews.com/2025/04/03

Daily Coffee News by Roast Magazine · Here Are the New US Tariffs on Major Coffee Producing and Exporting CountriesUnited States President Donald Trump announced his "Liberation Day" tariffs yesterday, including new tariffs between 10% to 46% on 15 of the world's top 20 coffee-producing countries. 
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Tofu Musubi

IF these tarriffs persist, #coffee growers in #Hawaii might see a big boost to their business. Many growers in Hawaii sell directly from their own websites, which allows us to bypass resellers like Amazon. My personal Top Three Hawai’i coffees are from the 1) Ka’u, 2) Kona, and 3) Maui regions. There are great growers on Oahu and Kauai too, but my own taste gravitates towards the Big Island and Maui.

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T. R. Shankar Raman

A fine new #OpenAccess paper by my colleagues at NCF #ncfindia jointly with #agroforestry owners/managers, highlighting the potential of shade #coffee agroforests as native plant and seed sources to support #EcologicalRestoration and diversifying native saplings for agroforests themselves. This also holds the potential for more ethical seed and seedling sourcing and reducing the native seed collection impacts/dependence on #forest remnants.
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