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FEDERACION DE CAFETEROS
Born the federacion nacional de Cafeteros -
Is created a new fictional character named Juan Valdez
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was raised to launch the first advertising campaign to differentiate the country's coffee market in USA
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Juan Valdez brand is launched in Europe
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With the first Juan Valdez of Cuban origin named Joseph Duval, the first tv spot
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In Buenos Aires begin a confrontation between Brazil and Colombia was made by the coffee market.
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A new Juan Valdez personified by Carlos Sanchez of Medellin Colombia was named to replace Jose
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Doyle Dane Bernbach company created logo of Juan Valdez in September.
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The logo is introduced into the Commercial advertising
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The logo was incorporated on the products.
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Juan Valdez is in the top five brand quality
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Introduce more gourmet coffee and specialty A mixed commission recommended offer more specialty coffees.
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The Spanish Princess Cristina de Borbon, proudly wore a hat autographed by the same Juan Valdez
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In an effort to globalize the brand, the Federation decided removed the English version: 100% pure coffee
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Juan Valdez traveled to Montreal and Toronto to attend international championships in order to be present in ths sport events.
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The campaign "taste life" was launched. Was created for new young consumers with the product Expresso Bar.
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In this date, coffee prices is recovery in international markets, slightly above US. 1. 15 a pound
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Colombia launched a big campaign to publicize the new mild coffee. In the same year, Brazil also launched a similar campaign to compete with Juan Valdez.
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Juan Valdez appears on the movie all-powerful that starred Jim Carrey
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Juan Valdez is a icon more advertising
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Avianca and Juan Valdez make a new strategic business alliance
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Carlos Sanchez was replaced by the new Juan Valdez named Carlos Castaneda
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The total number of stores in operation at the end of 2011 was 173 in six countries.
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Juan Valdes has net profits in 2012 of 1,372 million pesos, which represents a big jump on their incomes.
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Juan Valdez recorded a 14% increase in its number of stores in Colombia and 16% internationally, closing 214 stores in operation.