What it's all about: We'll discuss the social implications of a value chain and how technology can make the value chain more sustainable and transparent, along with the various issues of the current trading model that uses the C-Price. While we discuss the effects on origin, we also discuss the industry's impact on the other side of the supply chain for baristas and consumers, particularly how these areas of the value chain can be vehicles for change, as well. Enjoy the listen!
Learn - Webinars Podcasts
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Podcast
Episode 5 - Geoff Watts of Intelligentsia on the Economics of Coffee
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New releases
Drum speed control for Besca Roasting Machines
We are excited to announce our latest release with Besca. Besca roasting machine users now have the added benefit of controlling drum speed via Cropster Roasting Intelligence.
Origin
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Roastery
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Quality Control / Cupping
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Lot Evaluation, Sample Types & Sample Groups
Roasters, along with coffee labs, importers, exporters, and producers all have occasions where they evaluate multiple samples of the same coffee lot. Cropster Sample Groups make it easy to keep track…
Roastery
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eCommerce / Selling
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Cafe
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Ensuring Quality at Wholesale Accounts
Operating a wholesale coffee roasting business is more involved than one might think. Even putting aside the complexity of sourcing, roasting, and quality control; there’s a lot more to wholesale than…
