Congress is scrutinizing the increase in imported coffee consumption in Colombia: packaging will have to reveal whether the product is domestic or imported.
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The Congress of Colombia has placed increased scrutiny on the rising consumption of imported coffee within the country, prompting new labeling requirements that will compel packaging to clearly disclose whether the product is of domestic origin or sourced from abroad.
The initiative addresses growing anxiety among Colombia's coffee growers regarding foreign-sourced coffee entering the domestic market, according to data compiled by the National Federation of Coffee Growers. The new disclosure mandate aims to provide greater transparency for consumers regarding the coffee's true origin.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Focused on coffee growers' concerns over foreign imports and new labeling transparency rules.
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