Sustainable Harvest® has long been interested in discovering how variables involved in the shipping of green coffee affect coffee quality. Last year...
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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...
Sustainable Harvest®-Rwanda coffee served at President Obama’s US-Africa Leaders Summit
On August 4-6 President Obama welcomed leaders from across the African continent to Washington DC for the three-day U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit, the...
Recovering from Drought in Minas Gerais
Oscar Gonzales, Sustainable Harvest Quality Specialist, reports on his recent trip to Relationship Coffee suppliers in Brazil.
Peru: A Coffee Powerhouse
The frosts and droughts of Brazil’s coffee harvest season may sometimes dominate the coffee conversation, but Peru, Brazil’s neighbor, should not be...