International Coffee Day: date is celebrated today around the world – 10/01/2023 – Café na Prensa

This October 1st, International Coffee Day is celebrated. The date is recognized by the ICO (International Coffee Organization) and the entity’s 77 Member States. Therefore, it is considered the “official” drink day around the world.

To celebrate the date, the Coffee in the Press prepared a buying guide to help consumers choose the best coffees according to their preferences. Check it out here.

According to the ICO, the date is “an opportunity for coffee lovers to share their love for the drink and support the millions of farmers whose livelihoods depend on the harvest.”

This year, the organization even took advantage of International Coffee Day to launch #CoffeePeople, a campaign carried out in partnership with the International Labor Organization (ILO) for the right to a safe and healthy work environment in the beverage production chain.

Take advantage of the date to learn how to make an impeccable strain:

October 1st, however, is not the only date on the calendar in honor of the drink. In Brazil, there are still those who celebrate a so-called World Coffee Day on April 14, but the date is not actually recognized internationally. It ends up being a “fake” world day.

Here, there is also National Coffee Day, which is recognized as the official date in Brazilian lands. It was established by Abic (Brazilian Coffee Industry Association) in 2005 and is celebrated on May 24th, which represents the beginning of the harvest in most of the country.



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