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COFFEE ORIGINS
Brazil
EXPORT BAG SIZE:
60 kg (132.28 lbs)
MAIN PRODUCING REGIONS:
Minas Gerais, Espirito Santo, São Paulo and Bahia
ANNUAL PRODUCTION QUANTITY:
40-60 million bags
PROCESSING METHODS:
Natural Dry (majority), Pulped Natural, Honey, Fully Washed
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BOTANICAL SPECIES:
Arabica 70%; Robusta (Conillon) 30%
GENETIC VARIETIES:
Acaia, Bourbon, Mundo Novo, Catuaí, Catucaí, Catigua, Topazio, many others
HARVEST PERIOD:
Primarily May-August
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GREEN COFFEES
GBT sources premium arábicas and conilon (robusta) green coffees from brazil including decaffeinated MC process and also certified coffee produced under sustainability aspects, UTZ , Fairtrade, Rainforest Alliance, 4C , BSCA specialty coffee micro lots.
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BRAZILIAN PREMIUM COFFEE AND CERTIFIED UTZ AND RAINFOREST
ARÁBICAS
- SANTOS NY 2/3 – SCREEN 17/18 – SSFC
- SANTOS NY 2/3 – SCREEN 14/16 – MTGB
- SANTOS NY 2/3 – SCREEN 17/18 – GC
- SANTOS NY 2/3 – SCREEN 17/18 – GC
- GRINDERS – GC
ROBUSTA – CONILON
- RIO MINAS SCREEN 17/18
- RIO MINAS SCREEN 14/16
- RIO MINAS GRINDER
DECAF
- MC PROCESS DECAFFEINATED
Methylene Chloride (MC), or KVW (Kaffee Veredelugs Werk), also called the “European Method” of decaf, is a decaffeination process that uses a solvent to decaffeinate coffee. Coffee is soaked in near-boiling water, then washed with methylene chloride (the MC particles bond to the caffeinated molecules of the coffee), and finally the MC solvent is removed and the beans arereintroduced back into the liquid to reabsorb the oil/flavor of the beans. This decaffeination process, while using chemicals, has been deemed safe by the US Food and Drug Administration.
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UTZ CERTIFIED
Brazil is worldwide the largest producer of certified coffee. The country is also the largest global supplier of UTZ CERTIFIED coffee; in 2010 about 1 million bags of UTZ CERTIFIED coffee were exported from Brazil. From all UTZ CERTIFIED coffee sold worldwide, 38% comes from Brazil, 22% from Vietnam and 18% from Honduras. Besides interest in certified coffees by the international coffee market, domestic markets are also increasingly seeing the importance of certification.
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RAINFOREST ALLIANCE CERTIFIED
RAC CERTIFIED COFFEE IN BRAZIL Since 2003, the area and volume of certified coffee produced has been increasing, causing significant changes in environmental and farm management, in addition to the livelihoods of farm The Cerrado of Minas Gerais stands out as the main source for production of RAC certified coffee in Brazil accounting for 61% of the total and Sul de minas for 19% in 2014 Brazil produced 60kg bags)2,736,855.
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