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A Message to our Customers Regarding Ninety Plus Offerings
Ninety Plus is discontinuing their coffees from all ranges encompassing Ascent, Signature and Innovation with accompanying Limited Edition. Affected coffees are: Kopi Kan Derar Ela Drima Zede Kambera...
Let's try to find out more about Coffea Circulor
Written and initially published on German Kaffee Netz and Spanish Foro Café by Eduardo Rodriguez Polo. Published with permission by Eduardo.
A New Challenger - True Development Cost (TDC)
Aimed towards those who grow, develop and process plus furthermore actively developing their own coffees with self sufficient funds.
An Original, Conscious and Responsible Research and Circular Production
Our method primarily generates a consumable coffee cherry with a groundbreaking ORAC score of (426,242 ± 85,248) μmol Trolox equivalent/kg and subsequently a high-performing coffee grain. We validate...
Customer Expectancy Price: The Elephant in the Room.
We need to talk about your expectancy of what coffee should cost, and why your expectancy needs to change. We are going to dive into the fact that...
Kenya Ruby Batian Natural Hypoxia and why it is important for Kenya's future
The initial experimental cherries underwent a manual de-hulling procedure, all by hand. 100g of green coffee absorbs 8 hours of manual labor. This led us to better understand...
Modern Slavery Disguised in Coffee Trading
In the exhibition Slave Made at Kuben in Arendal, focus is on modern slavery, which unfortunately still exists.
Inspiring trends
In a not too distant future, when the coffee value chain has been transformed and imbued with ethics and morale, people will ask themselves how they allowed otherwise.
More Transparency in the coffee community
We are happy to see and hear that our 2009 established concept and notation of “Transparency” is collectively being embraced by the coffee community.
Kenya – Batian on the Horizon
Named after the highest peak of Mount Kenya, I first encountered the Batian variety in 2011. Seedlings were planted in Meru to give harvest within 3 years.