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Controlled Fermentation Process

The coffee fermentation process can take place in two ways: aerobic, with the presence of oxygen, and anaerobic, without the presence of oxygen. The anaerobic process produces more homogeneous results and is easier to be controlled (temperature monitoring, pH, alcohol, etc.), since they are carried out in closed containers. As the market increasingly seeks for […]

Get to know Rodrigo Mundim’s life story, from the Araras Lugar Anil farm.

Rodrigo Mundim, the owner of Araras Lugar Anil farm, has been in the coffee business for over 25 years. He has been working in this property for more than 15 years, where their coffee is produced for exportation. Rodrigo Mundim runs his own social project and every month he gives away approximately 15 to 20 […]

Main regions producing specialty coffee in Brazil

According to the Brazilian Specialty Coffee Association (BSCA), the consumption of specialty coffee has been growing day by day. This makes producers increasingly specialize in this type of coffee. Check out the main regions producing specialty coffee in Brazil. Alta Mogiana: It is a traditional region in coffee production. It covers municipalities in the states […]

Coffee cultivars developed by the Agronomic Institute of Campinas (IAC)

The Agronomic Institute of Campinas (IAC) is considered the most respected research and development agro-agency in the country. Its main objectives are to conduct research on coffee plants and develop technology for coffee cultivation. Founded in 1887, the IAC has developed, throughout all these years, several coffee cultivars and coffee lineages, in addition to registering […]

Discover the Agronomic Institute of Campinas

Founded in 1887 by Emperor D. Pedro II, the Agronomic Institute of Campinas (IAC) is a research institute of the São Paulo Agribusiness Technology Agency, in the São Paulo State Department of Agriculture and Food Supply. Today it is considered the most respected research and development agro-agency in the country. It aims to foster research […]

Types of Arabica Coffee Cultivated in Brazil

According to the Brazilian Coffee Industry Association (ABIC), the consumption of specialty coffees grows between 15% and 20% per year, six times more than the consumption of traditional coffees. One of the reasons for this growth is the number of products available on the market, which makes consumers increasingly demanding. Brazil is the world largest […]

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