Bolivia
Product Description
Our Bolivia is sweet, through and through. Hints of vanilla and graham cracker will have you reaching for the cookie jar. This coffee has a nice round body, and smooth finish.
12 ounces.
If you like our Bolivia, be sure to try our Dominican Republic, Colombia, and Peru!
Elevation: 3600-4500 feet Variety: Typica
Federacion de Caficultores Exportadores de Bolivia (FECAFEB)
The Federation of Exporting Coffee Producers (FECAFEB) was founded in 1991 as a national non-profit organization to defend the rights and needs of small-scale coffee farmers. FECAFEB has taken huge steps forward and seems to be right in stride with the new Bolivian political reality in support of Indigenous voice and rights.
FECAFEB is currently comprised of 30 coffee producer organizations, representing some 8,700 families. FECAFEB and its member coops have developed in important ways, including: the consolidation of its now 30 cooperative members; a widespread training program for administrative, leadership and quality control improvements offered to 470 cooperative leaders old and new; creating a political space for the voice of small-scale coffee producers to be heard and amplified; and in the sale of 120 containers of coffee primarily into the Fair Trade, Organic and other specialty markets. Holland, Germany, France, Belgium, New Zealand, and the USA are among the several countries to which FECAFEB currently exports.
12 ounces.
If you like our Bolivia, be sure to try our Dominican Republic, Colombia, and Peru!
Elevation: 3600-4500 feet Variety: Typica
Federacion de Caficultores Exportadores de Bolivia (FECAFEB)
The Federation of Exporting Coffee Producers (FECAFEB) was founded in 1991 as a national non-profit organization to defend the rights and needs of small-scale coffee farmers. FECAFEB has taken huge steps forward and seems to be right in stride with the new Bolivian political reality in support of Indigenous voice and rights.
FECAFEB is currently comprised of 30 coffee producer organizations, representing some 8,700 families. FECAFEB and its member coops have developed in important ways, including: the consolidation of its now 30 cooperative members; a widespread training program for administrative, leadership and quality control improvements offered to 470 cooperative leaders old and new; creating a political space for the voice of small-scale coffee producers to be heard and amplified; and in the sale of 120 containers of coffee primarily into the Fair Trade, Organic and other specialty markets. Holland, Germany, France, Belgium, New Zealand, and the USA are among the several countries to which FECAFEB currently exports.