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Logistical challenges in the coffee sector

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The coffee’s sector is facing a number of logistical challenges. Let’s try to address few of them. In the post we will be mentioning not all but few in order to ensure its continued growth. Among the challenges are the need for improved infrastructure and a more efficient supply chain. Additionally, the coffee sector must find ways to overcome the challenges posed by climate change.

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What to Look for in a Wholesale Coffee Distributor:

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If you’re running a coffee shop or restaurant, you’ll probably want to look for reliable wholesale coffee distributors to buy your beans from. They can help you save money on your coffee purchases while making it easy to have the freshest beans possible at all times. But with so many distributors to choose from, how do you know which one is right for you? Here are some key things to look for in any potential coffee supplier before you sign any contracts.

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The world of : Specialty grade coffee

Introduction

The 34 different criteria of the specialty grade coffee ?

The green coffee beans that are used to produce specialty grade coffee must meet more than 34 different criteria.

Beans most be grown in specific region / countries to be considered a Specialty Grade Crop. The Specialty Grading System requires that all coffees meet stringent criteria for growing methods, processing and roasting.

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Arabica coffee beans characteristics

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Coffee is the world’s second most traded commodity and its main source of income for over 25 million farmers in Brazil and more than 50 million farmers worldwide. The word ‘coffee’ comes from the Arabic word “QAHWAH” which means ‘wine of beans’ (Kamal-Sabbah, 1991). The Arabica bean originates from Ethiopia, where it was first cultivated as a wild plant around 1000 B.C. It is thought that the Ethiopians learned to cultivate coffee from the tribes in Eastern Africa who had already been doing so for thousands of years! Here we will see the characteristics of Arabica coffee beans.

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What is different about Colombian coffee?

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There are many different ways to roast coffee beans, and the type of bean you choose will affect the flavor of your final product. Have you ever asked yourself: where your beans are grown? This can be just as important as choosing how you want them roasted. Colombian coffee is one of the most popular types on the market today because of its rich flavor and smooth taste. So if you are looking for a great cup of coffee that’s full bodied but still light enough to enjoy every day – try Colombian coffee! Contact Us!!!

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What is Specialty coffee? – A Beginner’s Guide to Buying it

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When most people think of specialty coffee, they probably imagine bearded hipsters drinking second wave pour-overs or natural process Ethiopia micro-lots. You know, that stuff that’s so good it costs $16 a cup. This article will break down the specialty coffee market and help you understand all its different sub-segments. We’ll explore what factors qualify something as “specialty” and how those standards differ in different parts of the world. It also gives an overview of the different specialty markets and what kind of impact each one has on the industry as a whole. So, if you want to become a caffeinated expert on this topic, read on!