Colombian coffee
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Colombia is a major producer of coffee, which is grown in a region known as the Coffee Growers Axis at high altitudes between 3600-6300 feet as well as at low altitudes from sea level to 3000 feet. Colombian coffee grows in volcanic soil and a climate suitable for coffee plants in the natural environment of this region.
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Colombian coffee
Colombia has two main coffee growing regions and has been a major source of coffee production for developing countries since the 1800s. While coffee is an important crop and employer in Colombia, it also faces sustainability issues such as decreasing prices, impacts of weather events, and loss of biodiversity. However, Colombia promotes fair trade and environmentally friendly coffee growing techniques to support farmers' livelihoods and conserve the environment.
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Colombia is well known for its organic coffee. There are three main types of organic certification for Colombian coffee - USDA, UTZ, and Rainforest Alliance. Coffee grows best in Colombia at elevations between 3,000-7,000 feet in the mountainous regions like Manizales, which have rich volcanic soil, cool temperatures, high rainfall and cloud cover. The central Colombian coffee growing region has many preserved habitats for birds and shade grown coffee varieties.
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Coffea arabica is a species of coffee plant native to subtropical Africa and southern Asia. The coffee plant is a woody perennial that grows into a small tree or bush up to 3-3.5 meters tall. Coffee plants produce red fruits called cherries that contain two seeds called coffee beans. The Coffea arabica species is considered to produce the highest quality coffee beans. Coffee plants require warm temperatures between 19-25°C and substantial water and fertilizer to yield 800-1400 kg of coffee cherries per hectare.
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1. Coffee has historically played a large economic and social role in Colombia, though its importance has declined. It remains a primary income source for nearly 500,000 rural families.
2. Productivity has improved but remained fairly constant in recent decades. Post-harvest infrastructure limitations constrain 40% of potential producers of higher-value coffees.
3. Farmers typically receive 70-75% of the export price when selling through cooperatives, though this varies significantly. Marketing costs and margins also vary regionally.
4. Colombia has invested heavily in promoting its brands internationally.
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Colombia has two main coffee growing regions and has been a major source of coffee production for developing countries since the 1800s. While coffee is an important crop and employer in Colombia, it also faces sustainability issues such as decreasing prices, impacts of weather events, and loss of biodiversity. However, Colombia promotes fair trade and environmentally friendly coffee growing techniques to support farmers' livelihoods and conserve the environment.
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Colombia is well known for its organic coffee. There are three main types of organic certification for Colombian coffee - USDA, UTZ, and Rainforest Alliance. Coffee grows best in Colombia at elevations between 3,000-7,000 feet in the mountainous regions like Manizales, which have rich volcanic soil, cool temperatures, high rainfall and cloud cover. The central Colombian coffee growing region has many preserved habitats for birds and shade grown coffee varieties.
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Coffea arabica is a species of coffee plant native to subtropical Africa and southern Asia. The coffee plant is a woody perennial that grows into a small tree or bush up to 3-3.5 meters tall. Coffee plants produce red fruits called cherries that contain two seeds called coffee beans. The Coffea arabica species is considered to produce the highest quality coffee beans. Coffee plants require warm temperatures between 19-25°C and substantial water and fertilizer to yield 800-1400 kg of coffee cherries per hectare.
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