Green coffee in warehouses by country of origin.
We can offer green coffee and roasted coffee beans from all countries of the world,
more than 100 varieties.
Commercial, Premium, and Specialty Green UnRoasted Arabica Coffee Beans from Huila, Acevedo, Colombia
Overview We are pleased to present our proposal for the supply of high-quality Colombian green coffee. Colombia is renowned for producing some of the finest Arabica coffee beans in the world, known for their rich flavor, balanced acidity, and aromatic profile. We are committed to providing you with a consistent supply of premium coffee beans that meet your quality and taste preferences. Product Description Product: Colombian Green Coffee (Arabica) Origin: Colombia Quality Grade: Supremo, Moisture Content:10-12% Packaging: 60 kg jute bags with inner lining or 500 grams Minimum Order Quantity 20 metric tons FOB Port: Port of Cartagena, Colombia This price includes all costs up to the point of loading onto the vessel at the designated port in Colombia. Shipping, insurance, and any other costs beyond this point are the buyer's
Brazilian Green Coffee from different Brazilian regions like : Cerrado de Minas 100% ARABICA ; Sul de Minas 100% ARABICA; Alta Mogiana 100% Arabica & Espirito Santo 100% ROBUSTA. In order to get a correct price quotation, the buyer should send us the detailed specifications for the green coffee is looking for like: Screen size, NY pts (SCAA) fine cup, good cup and other details.
Name: Indian green coffee Continent: Asia Height: 700_2000m Varieties: Malabar, Robusta Cherry AA 18/A 17, Kaapi Royale, Selection 795, Selection 9, Caturra, Kent, Cauverry Size: 14_18 Processing methods: dry processing and wet processing Packing: in bags of 60 kg Order: Minimum Quantity 19,200kg Price: In order to get a correct quotation, the buyer must send us the detailed specifications
Colombian green specialty coffee Norm: 3-20. No defects of the first group. Bean size: 15+ Packaging: Grain pro.
Green coffee microlots of Wush Wush, Laurina, Sidra, Java, Sudan Rume
Colombian natural processed coffee. What is natural processed coffee? Post-harvest processing is the stage of the coffee process in which producers remove the outer layers of the coffee cherry to expose the green coffee beans which are then roasted. Natural processing, also known as dry processing, is probably the simplest and oldest way to process coffee. In this method, the whole cherry â?? with its pulp, mucilage, husk and all is dried in the sun or in industrial tumble driers, right after being harvested. If sun-dried, coffee cherries are placed on raised drying beds to slowly dry in sun, allowing the coffee seeds to absorb fruit flavors and sugars from skin and mucilage. The process can take up to four weeks, and a fair amount of fermenting occurs in the fruit during this time. After the cherries are dry enough, the beans are hulled at a dry mill in a machine that removes the layers (fruit and parchment) that cover the green coffee bean. Processing has a great impact on bean and cup quality. Here are some of the most relevant flavor notes you can expect from dry processed coffee beans: Heavy body Sweet, smooth and complex attributes. Fruity taste