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Bengaluru, Sep. 30: Celebrating India’s rich coffee heritage and the centenary of the Central Coffee Research Institute (CCRI), the Coffee Board of India will celebrate International Coffee Day (ICD) 2025 on October 1 with a unique initiative called “Walk with Coffee” (ವಿಚಿತಂ ತಿಣಹ ಆಜಿಜಿee) in Bengaluru.
Celebrated every year on October 1 since 2014 under the auspices of the International Coffee Institute, International Coffee Day aims to promote coffee consumption globally. The event has gained popularity in India, especially in coffee-growing states like Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu and the North-East, as well as in New Delhi.
This year’s flagship event in Bengaluru will begin with a morning walk from M.G. Road Boulevard to the Coffee Board headquarters, passing through major city landmarks including Anil Kumble Circle, Cubbon Park and Vidhana Soudha. The walk will pass through landmarks. The walk will be held from 6 am to 8.30 am and is expected to attract large participation from coffee growers, industry stakeholders and enthusiasts.
The event, to be held at the Coffee Board headquarters, will also see the inauguration of a coffee kiosk under the skill development scheme, which aims to promote entrepreneurship and create livelihood opportunities in the coffee sector. The Coffee Board, in association with the Specialty Coffee Association of India (SCA), has called upon coffee lovers, industry representatives and the general public to participate in the walk. It is a celebration of the beverage and the people behind it. It will not only create awareness about India’s coffee industry, but also highlight Bengaluru’s role as a hub of coffee culture, innovation and trade, officials said.
International Coffee Day is an occasion to honour our growers, celebrate our heritage and inspire widespread appreciation for Indian coffee, a Coffee Board spokesperson said.
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