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The 50th General Meeting of ICO (International Coffee Organization), held in Belo Horizonte (Brazil), 9-13 September under the International Coffee Week, showed significant progress in supporting producers, to improve the price of the product.
"We made significant progress during these four days of the meeting, on support to small producers in emerging countries. Additionally, the International Coffee Organization considers favourable policies recently adopted by the Brazilian government on the regulation of the flow of crops," said Robério Silva, executive director of ICO.

A study by British scientists brings impressive results regarding the cervix cancer, according to this study the indicators show that the exercise on a regular basis combined with a healthy diet and also the consumption of coffee decreases the risk of development of cervical cancer.
The research was conducted by scientists from Imperial College, located in London, that through this study found that although the coffee reduce the risk of a woman developing the tumour, we can not say with certainty that women should consume the drink to prevent the cancer development.