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Organizations relating to Plants Yielding Stimulants
Caribbean Herbal Business Association / Port-of-Spain, Trinidad-Tobago
Inter-African Coffee Organization / Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire / Est. 1960
International Hop Growers' Convention / Celje, Slovenia / Est. 1950
Regional Cooperative Program for the Technological Development and Modernization of Coffee Cultivation in Central America, Panama, Dominican Rep and Jamaica / Guatemala, Guatemala
Intergovernmental Group on Tea / Rome, Italy / Est. 1969
Global Coffee Platform / Bonn, Germany / Est. 2016
Australasian Speciality Coffee Association / Sydney NSW, Australia / Est. 2001
European Union for the Hop Trade
European Herbal Infusions Association / Hamburg, Germany / Est. 1980
Café Mundial / Est. 1973
International Tea Promotion Association / Est. 1979
Federation of Coffee Growers of Central America / Est. 1945
International Office of Cocoa and Chocolate / Est. 1930
Federation of Coffee Growers of America / Est. 1945
Pan American Coffee Bureau / Est. 1937
Nordic Coffee Union
Unión de Pequeños y Medianos Productores de Café de México, Centroamérica y el Caribe / Tegucigalpa, Honduras
International Federation for the Development of Herbal, Aromatic and Similar Medicines / Est. 1928
European Coffee Bureau / Est. 1959
Inter-American Coffee Board / Est. 1940
European Federation of Associations of Coffee Roasters / Est. 1967
Coffee Research Network in East and Central Africa / Est. 1998
World Alliance of Gourmet Robustas / New York NY, USA / Est. 2002
Marijuana Anonymous World Services / Walnut CA, USA / Est. 1989
World Green Tea Association / Shizuoka, Japan
International Coca Research Institute / La Paz, Bolivia
Ethical Tea Partnership / London, UK / Est. 1997
International Coffee Agreement, 1968 / Est. 1968
International Coffee Agreement, 2001 / London, UK / Est. 2000
International Cocoa Agreement, 1986 / Est. 1986
International Coffee Agreement, 1976 / Est. 1976
International Cocoa Agreement, 2001 / Est. 2001
International Coffee Agreement, 1982 / Est. 1982
International Coffee Agreement, 1994 / Est. 1994
Protocol to the Inter-American Coffee Agreement / Est. 1941
International Cocoa Agreement, 1980 / Est. 1980
International Cocoa Agreement, 1972 / Est. 1972
International Coffee Agreement, 1962 / Est. 1962
Inter-American Coffee Agreement / Est. 1940
International Cocoa Agreement, 1975 / Est. 1975
International Cocoa Agreement, 1993 / Est. 1993
Hop Trade Group of the Common Market / Pfaffenhofen-Ilm, Germany / Est. 1960
World Development Tea Cooperative / Est. 1979
Frente de Cafetaleros Solidarios de América Latina / Alajuela, Costa Rica
Caribbean Hot Pepper Association
West African Cocoa Control Board / Est. 1938
International Aromatherapy and Herb Association / Phoenix AZ, USA
Tea Research Institute of East Africa / Est. 1951
International Herb Association / Virginia Beach VA, USA / Est. 1985
West African Cocoa Research Institute
View all profiles (116 total) in the Yearbook of International Organizations
World Problems relating to Plants Yielding Stimulants
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialAbuse of coca and cocaine
Cannabis abuse
Repudiation of complementary medicine
Environmental hazards of coffee, tea, cocoa and spices production
Instability of cocoa trade
Instability of coffee trade
Ignorance of traditional herbal remedies
Instability of pepper trade
Pests and diseases of tea
Pests and diseases of cocoa
Pests and diseases of coffee
Instability of tea trade
Domination of transnational corporations in the coffee industry
Action Strategies relating to Plants Yielding Stimulants
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialGrowing medicinal herbs
Decriminalizing coca leaf production
Encouraging cocoa consumption
Marketing tea
Supplying pepper products
Researching projects related with cocoa
Using coffee
Growing coffee
Exchanging coffee information
Manufacturing coffee products
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