- Images: (1) 250 g product bag made of Omnidegradable® material. (2) Loose product presentation. (3) Beans drying worker in Kagera coffee plantation – Matt Crossick ®
Coffee | TANZANIA BLEND
PVP: €5.85
- Weight
- 250g
- Ingredients
- Roasted coffee 70% Robusta and 30% Arabica
- Tasting Note
- Syrup and weet spices
Inspired by Leyla Hussein: leading social activist in the fight against female genital mutilation
Description:
A fundamental blend, resulting from the mixture of 70% arabica and 30% robusta coffee.
Both grains come from the Union of Kagera Cooperatives (KCU) of Tanzania. The KCU is made up of 96 Primary Societies to which some 90,000 members currently adhere. Its main activity is the commercialization of coffee and other agricultural products of 178 primary cooperatives in villages in the Kagera region, the technical and financial support to small farmers and the training of them.
Its main production is this variety that we present, an African coffee that helps farmers' families to improve their working techniques and to build schools in the districts of Bukoba and Muleba for the future of the new generations of this peasant zone Tanzanian
Related products
(There are 13 other products in the same category)
Customers who bought this product also bought:
OOLONG RIVER
€8.95
Inspired by Liu Xiaobo: Chinese writer, philosopher and Nobel Peace Prize
Inspired by Leyla Hussein: leading social activist in the fight against female genital mutilation
Description:
A fundamental blend, resulting from the mixture of 70% arabica and 30% robusta coffee.
Both grains come from the Union of Kagera Cooperatives (KCU) of Tanzania. The KCU is made up of 96 Primary Societies to which some 90,000 members currently adhere. Its main activity is the commercialization of coffee and other agricultural products of 178 primary cooperatives in villages in the Kagera region, the technical and financial support to small farmers and the training of them.
Its main production is this variety that we present, an African coffee that helps farmers' families to improve their working techniques and to build schools in the districts of Bukoba and Muleba for the future of the new generations of this peasant zone Tanzanian