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The processing of coffee basic knowledge and high-quality coffee beans (figure)

The processing of coffee basic knowledge and high-quality coffee beans (figure)

Sun-dried coffee beans [Pirajui in Sao Paulo, Brazil] there are two ways to prepare coffee beans for roasting. The method chosen has a significant impact on the final price and quality of coffee. The cheapest method of processing is called drying, which is used for lower-grade coffee beans, while higher-quality coffee beans are processed by wet treatment.

2014-11-14
Different Coffee ─ Fair Trade and Ecological Sustainability

Different Coffee ─ Fair Trade and Ecological Sustainability

Coffee shops abound in the city, and office workers enjoy a good morning with a cup of coffee in fashionable coffee shops; in less than five minutes, they can enjoy full-bodied coffee and start a refreshing work day.

2014-08-25
Fair Trade and Ecological Sustainable Coffee ─ from Libreville Field to Fair Trade

Fair Trade and Ecological Sustainable Coffee ─ from Libreville Field to Fair Trade

Coffee shops abound in the city, and office workers enjoy a good morning with a cup of coffee in fashionable coffee shops; if they are in a hurry, they may consider convenience stores; in less than five minutes, they can enjoy full-bodied coffee and start a refreshing work day. I do not know since when, Taiwanese life gradually can not be separated from coffee. What used to be common was convenience.

2016-07-22
Factors affecting the quality of coffee beans in terms of harvest, processing, treatment and storage

Factors affecting the quality of coffee beans in terms of harvest, processing, treatment and storage

The annual winter, that is, the dry season is the harvest time for coffee beans. After three to four years of growth, the coffee trees gradually mature and begin to bear fruit. The fruits are arranged in strings or clumps next to the branches. The coffee beans are wrapped in a red coat and can be picked as soon as they turn red. Most Arabica coffee beans mature in June and August, while Robasta coffee beans mature in September and October, so although

2015-11-03
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