Sieve standard: 100% by weight retention on a sieve with oblong holes of 4.50 mm (Screen 12 oblong) Garbling Status: Clean garbled Tolerance AB: 2% by weight PB Triage: 2% by weight
Sieve standard: Minimum 90% by weight retention on a sieve with round holes of 6.65 mm (Screen 17). 100% shall stand on a sieve with round holes of 6.00mm (Screen 15). 10% beans passing through the sieve of 7.10mm and standing on the sieve of 6.65mm shall be whole beans. Garbling status: Clean Garbled Tolerance PB:2% by weight Triage: No Tolerance
Sieve standard: Minimum 90% by weight retention on a sieve with round holes of 6.65 mm (Screen 17). 100% shall stand on a sieve with round holes of 6.00mm (Screen 15). Garbling status: Clean Garbled Tolerance PB:2% by weight Triage:2% by weight
Sieve standard: 100% by weight shall stand on a sieve with round holes of 5.00mm (screen 13).
Sieve Standard: 100% by weight retention on a sieve with round holes of 5.00mm (screen 13). May include: Black/dark brown beans, damaged beans such as bleached (spongy) beans, insect damaged beans, spotted (more than a quarter of a bean surface) beans, fungal damaged beans, sours and green beans.
Sieve standard: Minimum 75% by weight retention on a sieve with round holes of 5.50 mm (screen 14). 100% by weight shall stand on a sieve with round holes of 5.00mm (screen 13).
Sieve standard: Minimum 90% by weight retention on a sieve with round holes of 6.00 mm (screen 15). Not more than 1.5% by weight shall pass through a sieve with round holes of 5.50 mm (screen 14). Garbling Status: Clean garbled Tolerance PB: 2% by weight Triage: 3% by weight
Sieve standard: Minimum 75% by weight retention on a sieve with round holes of 5.50 mm (screen 14). 100% by weight shall stand on a sieve with round holes of 5.00mm (screen 13). May include: Triage, small whole beans of the prescribed sieve size, light beans, boat shaped beans and spotted beans (less than a quarter of a bean surface). Shall not contain more than 2% of blacks/browns or bits.
Sieve standard: Minimum 90% by weight retention on a sieve with round holes of 6.00 mm (screen 15). Not more than 1.5% by weight shall pass through a sieve with round holes of 5.5 mm (screen 14). Garbling Status: Clean garbled Tolerance PB: 2% by weight Triage: 3% by weight
Caffeine 95%
Standardization - Chlorogenic Acid 60%
Robusta AAA
Robusta AA
Robusta Coffee
Name Of the Coffee: Robusta Coffee. Origin of Coffee: Lambasingi, India. Types of Coffee: Green Bean & Roasted Bean. Grades: A, AA, B & P Berry. SHIPPING TERMS FOB - Free On Board EXW - EX Works FAS - Free Alongside Ship FCA - Free Carrier PAYMENT TERMS T/T - Telegraphic Transfer LC - Letter Of Credit DP - Documents Against Payments Third Party Inspection will be arranged at customers request.
1. Robusta cherry AAA 2. Robusta cherry AA 3. Robusta Cherry A 4. Robusta cherry AB 5. Robusta cherry PB 6. Robusta Cherry C 7. Robusta cherry Bits
Robusta coffee (or Robustas) has twice the level of caffeine compared to Arabicas. Robusta coffees have a robust taste, a grainy essence, and an aftertaste somewhat similar to that of peanuts. It is possible to grow this variety at lower heights. Robusta coffee plants are harvested from December to February, and can better withstand the onslaught of unfriendly weather and plant pests. These types of coffee beans have a better yield and take less time to bear fruit than Arabicas. Although the Arabica variety is preferred in international markets, high-quality robusta coffee is also highly sought after in espressos due to their strong taste and the crema1 that they help generate. Two popular varieties of Robusta coffee are: S.274 Coffee CxR Coffee
Centuries ago, when coffee beans were transported to Europe in sailing ships, a wonderful accident occurred. Monsoon winds caused the beans to swell, change colour and acquire an intensely-mellow flavour that won connoisseurs over. Today, this magic is recreated by monsooning the finest Arabica beans to produce a world-famous specialty coffee. Monsooned coffee or coffee beans swollen with moisture from the air, is prepared at the curing works situated on the West Coast of Southern India. Stored in special warehouses, moist monsoon winds circulate around the coffee beans, making them swell in size and take on a mellowed but aggressive, musty flavour. This process yellows the bean and reduces the acidity, imparting a heavy, syrupy flatness reminiscent of aged coffees. For preparing monsooned coffees only dry processed Arabica and Robusta beans are used. The coffees are mainly used in blends to mellow and impart richness to rougher, more acidy coffees. The best grade in monsooned coffee is Monsooned Malabar AA.
The beans are very large, uniform bluish-green in color, with a clean polished appearance. In the cup, the coffee exhibits full aroma, medium to good body, good acidity and fine flavor, with a hint of spice. This is a rare, premium coffee and truly represents the best quality coffee from India.
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