Known for its picturesque landscapes and rich coffee culture, Coorg in Karnataka, India is a must-visit ...

This is welcome news for locals and the many visitors the area attracts. Miraculous event unfolds at dwindling lake — here's ...

South Indian filter coffee, also known as kaapi, has a rich history dating back to the 17th century. Coffee was introduced to ...

Hence, coffee plants are exposed to heat and hot temperature and beans start to shrink and droop. Former Karnataka Growers’ Federation president B S Jayaram said, “There will be a drastic drop ...

Rains are taking place across the key coffee-growing regions of Kodagu, Chikkamagaluru and Hassan districts of Karnataka, which accounts for over 70 per cent of the coffee produced in the country.

Karnataka Karnataka produces almost 70% of the coffee produced in India. In many areas of Karnataka coffee beans are produced widely.

Despite offering high wages, coffee planters are struggling to find labourers for harvesting coffee beans Updated - January 06, 2024 11:11 am IST - Madikeri Darshan Devaiah B.P.

Baba Budan was a 16th-century Sufi saint who is said to have brought coffee beans to India. The Baba is a legend in coffee culture, at least in this part of the country.

GM Dharmendra, a wholesale trader of green coffee (raw beans) in Bengaluru, said he lost 30% to 40% business over the last few months. ... Karnataka produces 70% of the coffee in India.

And there are only two South Indian states that can lay claim to coffee: Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Per an India Coffee Board publication, South India consumes 78% of Indian coffee.