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Passionate growers fly the flag as Specialty Robusta gains steam
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Farmers making big strides in Tolima project
In recent weeks our Sustainable Harvest® Colombia team has seen some exciting developments on our project in the Tolima Department (a project I wrote...
Sustainable Harvest launches micro-lot project to track effect of green coffee packaging
Sustainable Harvest® has long been interested in discovering how variables involved in the shipping of green coffee affect coffee quality. Last year...
Witnessing success stories at Mexican cooperative
Our supply coordinator Beto Cornu recently filed this report from the field in Mexico.
Brazil: A vast origin full of potential
Earlier this month I set off to visit the largest—and one of the most exciting—coffee origins in the world, Brazil. Brazil is a powerhouse coffee...
Cupping courses roll out across Central America
This month, Sustainable Harvest®’s team based in Mexico—led by Quality Control Specialist Chabela Cerqueda—hosted an introductory cupping course at...
Visiting the thriving washing stations of the Machare smallholders
Last week I had the pleasure of traveling to the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania to visit the Machare group of smallholders, also known as...
Sustainable Harvest® partner Mzuzu Union shines in coffee competition
While much of Sustainable Harvest®’s supply chain spent the second weekend of October in Panama for the 12th annual Let’s Talk Coffee® supply-chain...
Discovering Brazil's Finest Relationship Coffees
Part 1: The Pioneer North
My recent trip to Brazil brought insight into the recent drought and market volatility that is rocking the specialty coffee...