A group of prominent Ethiopian green coffee professionals formally launched the Specialty Coffee Association of Ethiopia (SCAE), a new trade group designed to “elevate” Ethiopia’s specialty coffee sector and better…
Specialty Coffee Association of Ethiopia Launches, Plans ‘Best of Ethiopia’
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