International coffee organization

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International Coffee Organization
Organização Internacional do Café
Organización Internacional del Café
Organization internationale du café
ICO
 

  • ICO exporting members
  • ICO importing members
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    German name International coffee organization
    Organization type Trade organization
    Seat of the organs United KingdomFlag of the United Kingdom.svgLondon
    Secretary General BrazilFlag of Brazil.svgJosé Sette
    Official and working languages
    founding

    1963

    Upper organization

    United Nations

    http://www.ico.org
    United States Assistant Secretary Wayne announces the United States' decision to rejoin the ICO (2004).

    The International Coffee Organization ( International Coffee Organization , ICO) is the most important international organization in the field of trade in coffee .

    The ICO was founded in 1962 under the auspices of the United Nations . It is based in London . It consists of 76 states, including 43 coffee exporters and 33 importing countries. So far, six so-called International Coffee Agreements (ICA) have been concluded within this framework .

    Germany, Austria and Switzerland also belong to the ICO as importing countries.

    membership

    On February 4, 2020, the organization had 43 producing and 6 importing members. The 27 states of the EU have a common membership

    Importing Members

    EUFlag of Europe.svgEU
    JapanFlag of Japan.svgJapan
    NorwayFlag of Norway.svgNorway
    RussiaFlag of Russia.svgRussia
    SwitzerlandFlag of Switzerland.svgSwitzerland
    TunisiaFlag of Tunisia.svgTunisia
    United Kingdom
    Flag of the United Kingdom.svg United Kingdom

    Export countries

    AngolaFlag of Angola.svgAngola
    EthiopiaFlag of Ethiopia.svgEthiopia
    BurundiFlag of Burundi.svgBurundi
    BoliviaFlag of Bolivia.svgBolivia
    BrazilFlag of Brazil.svgBrazil
    Ivory CoastFlag of Côte d'Ivoire.svgIvory Coast
    ElSalvadorFlag of El Salvador.svgEl Salvador
    EcuadorFlag of Ecuador.svgEcuador
    GabonFlag of Gabon.svgGabon
    GhanaFlag of Ghana.svgGhana
    GuatemalaFlag of Guatemala.svgGuatemala
    HondurasFlag of Honduras (2008 Olympics) .svgHonduras
    IndonesiaFlag of Indonesia.svgIndonesia
    IndiaFlag of India.svgIndia
    YemenFlag of Yemen.svgYemen
    CameroonFlag of Cameroon.svgCameroon
    KenyaFlag of Kenya.svgKenya
    ColombiaFlag of Colombia.svgColombia
    Congo DR
    Flag of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.svg Democratic Republic of Congo
    CubaFlag of Cuba.svgCuba
    LiberiaFlag of Liberia.svgLiberia
    MadagascarFlag of Madagascar.svgMadagascar
    MexicoFlag of Mexico.svgMexico
    MalawiFlag of Malawi.svgMalawi
    NicaraguaFlag of Nicaragua.svgNicaragua
    NepalFlag of Nepal.svgNepal
    East TimorFlag of East Timor.svgEast Timor
    PanamaFlag of Panama.svgPanama
    Papua New Guinea
    Flag of Papua New Guinea.svg Papua New Guinea
    ParaguayFlag of Paraguay.svgParaguay
    PeruFlag of Peru.svgPeru
    PhilippinesFlag of the Philippines.svgPhilippines
    RwandaFlag of Rwanda.svgRwanda
    ZambiaFlag of Zambia.svgZambia
    SierraLeoneFlag of Sierra Leone.svgSierra Leone
    ZimbabweFlag of Zimbabwe.svgZimbabwe
    TogoFlag of Togo.svgTogo
    ThailandFlag of Thailand.svgThailand
    TanzaniaFlag of Tanzania.svgTanzania
    UgandaFlag of Uganda.svgUganda
    VenezuelaFlag of Venezuela.svgVenezuela
    VietnamFlag of Vietnam.svgVietnam
    Central African Republic
    Flag of the Central African Republic.svg Central African Republic

    Web links

    Individual evidence

    1. ↑ ICO: sintered National Coffee Agreement - 2007 (PDF): ico.org. International Coffee Organization, September 28, 2007, accessed April 30, 2020 (English, Certified true copy of the International Coffee Agreement 2007 (English, French, Portuguese and Spanish) ).
    2. ↑ ICO: Signature of International Coffee Agreement 2007. (PDF) Switzerland. In: ico.org. International Coffee Organization, May 22, 2008, accessed on April 30, 2020 (English, The Ambassador for Switzerland, HE Mr Alexis Lautenberg, signed the 2007 Agreement at the ICO headquarters in London on May 22, 2008). ICO: Ratification of the International Coffee Agreement 2007 - Switzerland. In: ico.org. September 11, 2009, accessed on April 30, 2020 (English, Ratification of the International Coffee Agreement 2007 - Switzerland: Mr Fabrice Filliez, Head of the Economic Section, Embassy of Switzerland, deposited an instrument of ratification on September 11, 2009).
    3. ↑ a b Until April 30, 2020 Great Britain is still listed as an EU member. [1]