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Bolivia started producing coffee in the 1880’s and today contributes to the world coffee production based on its own, unique [...]

Coffee first arrived in Brazil in the 18th century, but ever since the French first brought it, it has become [...]

Burundi, the small landlocked country located in Central Africa, has been a coffee producer since the 1930s. Dominated by hills [...]

Colombia has been growing coffee since the 18th century, when it was first introduced. Colombia is both the number three [...]

Costa Rica began its relationship with coffee in the 18th century when it was brought over from Ethiopia. Since then [...]

El Salvador first began producing coffee in the 19th century and today this unique coffee bean ranks as 11th in [...]

Ethiopia is the birthplace of Arabica coffee. As Africa’s third largest and the world’s oldest coffee producer, Ethiopia has a [...]

Guatemala coffee production began in the 1850’s. Today coffee farms average from 1-50 hectares In this diverse ecosystem, coffee growing [...]

Honduras, the seventh largest coffee producer in the world, started coffee cultivation in the early 19th century. Today, this Central [...]

India has a long and unique relationship with coffee. Introduced in 1610 from Yemen, coffee was commercialized in the 18th [...]

Indonesia was first introduced to coffee in the 17th century, when the Dutch imported it. Coffee production expanded to Indonesia [...]

Kenya first began growing coffee when the British brought it in the late 19th century. Today six million Kenyans are [...]

Mexico got its first taste of coffee in the late 18th century when the Spanish imported it from Hispaniola. Now [...]

Nicaragua’s history with coffee began in the mid 19th century. Today coffee supports more than 40,000 families, in this country [...]

Panama first saw coffee, when European immigrants brought it in the late 19th century. The 32nd producers of coffee worldwide, [...]

Papua New Guinea has been a coffee growing country since the late 19th century when the British first introduced it. [...]

Peru began coffee production in the 18th century. Today Peru is the 9th largest coffee producer in the world and [...]

Tanzania began coffee cultivation in 1898. Today Tanzania is the 3rd largest coffee producer in Africa and 15th in the [...]

Vietnam first started growing coffee in 1857 when the French introduced it. Since then Vietnam coffee production has gone through [...]