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Articles in August, 1990 issue of Tea & Coffee Trade Journal

• Brazil seems unlikely to join ICA. (International Coffee Agreement)
• Despite economic chaos, Argentina remains top tea supplier to U.S. market.
  by Luxner, Larry
• New apparatus for quality control at ICO. (International Coffee Organization) (interview)
• Dongen: the physical side of Van Rees. (tea blending and processing plant, Dongen, Netherlands)
• Restaurant espresso isn't bad, it's just made that way. (part 1) (column)
  by Sturdivant, Shea
• UK tea trade holds first-ever convention. (United Kingdom Tea Convention)
  by McCabe, Jane Phillips
• Northern Tea offers private label services.
• Canada pursues tea marketing ideas.
• 7th Coffee Congress meets in Berlin. (International Coffee Congress)
  by McCabe, Jane Phillips
• Canadian specialty retailing: coup for The Second Cup. (specialty coffee retailer) (Cover Story)
  by Castle, Tim
• Jacobs yields to $4 billion U.S. suitor. (Jacobs-Suchard AG merged with Philip Morris Companies)
  by Clark, Richard
• Springtime and congresses. (Spanish Coffee Congress, Valencia, Spain) (column)
  by Bell, Jonathan
• The business of becoming bigger - Europe's power ports.
  by Bell, Jonathan
• Guatemala to pursue U.S. specialty trade. (Anacafe coffee producers association)
  by McCabe, Jane Phillips
• Berners Street revisited ... an update on ICO prospects and potential developments in the next few months. (International Coffee Organization)
  by Leblache, Pierre E.
• Colombian coffee exporters finance country's first all-container port. (Cartagena, Colombia)
  by Luxner, Larry
• Beverage temperature and its health implications.
  by Lee, Samuel