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Washed

Receiving to wet mill


De-Pulping using machine


Fermentation in water 18-36 hours - mucilage removed


Drying 5-7 days


Resting - bagged and rested for 2 mos


Hulling - removes parchment


Semi Washed

De Pulping on site


Rinsing - soak for 1-2 hours, rub to remove some mucilage


Partial Drying


Transport from Farm to milling station


Drying 1-5 days


Hulling - remaining mucilage and all parchment removed


Final Drying

Natural

Transport to Processing Facility


Drying


Hulling - remove pulp, mucilage & parchment


Drying

Bean Structure

Outer Skin


Pulp


Mucilage


Parchment


Silver Skin


Green Bean

Sorting Type

Color Sorting


Density Sorting

Bag Weights

60-70kg

Roasting timeline after processing

usually within a year

Farm Types

Smallholder Farms


Cooperatives


Estates


Smallholder farm size

small <12 hectares


Medium 12-50 hectares


Large >50 hectares


(except brazil)

Cooperative - # of farms

100-15000 farms

Estates

Combine farming and processing in one site.


Wholly owned by individuals, companies or families

exporters

buy coffee and arrange transport to the buyer

Ethical sourcing

Transparency (pricing)


Good Labor Standards


Low Environmental Impact

Root Capital

teamed up since 2004


$20m in capital by 2015


CAFE Practices

Product Quality


Economic Accountability


Social Responsibility


Environmental Leadership

Economic accountability

suppliers show documentation re: payments through Supply Chain

Social Responsibility

3rd party evaluation of good labor practices


evaluated by Scientific Certification Systesm

envioronmental leadership

manage waste


protect water quality


conserve water and energy


reducing agrochemical use

CAFE Practices founding

1998 with Conservation International

Fairtrade

Largest buyer in the world


100% of espresso sold in EMEA is Fair Trade


Involved since 2000

FSC

Farmer Support Center

Where are our Farmer Support Centers

Costa Rica 2004


Rwanda 2008

SCTC

Starbucks Coffee Trading Company

Starbucks Coffee Trading Company

global coffee purchasing


Switzerland

GCQ

Green Coffee Quality

Green Coffee Quality

recipes, product development, quality standards


Seattle, WA

Aging Process

Pre-Roasting

Decaf Processing

Direct Contact


Swiss Water


Natural

Direct Contact

contact with methylene chloride


extraction of caffeine


Separation of caffeine

Swiss Water

soak in water


run through filter to capture caffeine

Natural Process

carbon dioxie and ultrapure water to remove caffeine

Roasting Process

Green Coffee Loading


Batching (pre-roasting blending)


Roasting


Color analysis


Store silos - flushed with nitrogen to protect against oxygen


Post Roast Blending & Packaging

Shelf Life of Flavorlock Packaging

34 weeks

Opened Whole Bean Shelf Life

About a week

Coffee Discovery

Kaldi - Goat Herder


800-900 AD


Ethopia



Monks crushed and added water

Coffee History AD1000

Traders Red Sea to Yemen


First Roasting


First Plantations


Qahwa (coffee)

Coffee History 1300AD

Travels with spread of Islam


Beans Boiled first to prevent sprouting


Eventually smuggled out by an Indian

Coffee History 1450 - 1650

Turks bring coffee to Constantinople


Coffeehouses appear


Turkey, could be divorced for not providing enough coffee


Coffee History 1615-1700

Trading of Coffee in Venice through Europe

Coffee History 1690

First Commercial growing of coffee by Dutch


Amsterdam Coffee Trading center

Coffee History1727

Coffee smuggled to brazil


Coffee History 1882

New York Coffee Exchange Opens

1900

Vacuum Packing


Decaffeintion

1901

Instant Coffee

1908

Coffee Filter invention - Melitta

1933

Illy - First Automatic Espresso Machine

1938

commercialization of instant coffee - nestle

1945

piston espresso machine

1948

cappuccino

1966

Specialty Coffee to US

1971

STarbucks first opens in Pike Place Market

Growing Elevation for Arabica

3000-6000 ft

Coffee Growing Region

Coffee Belt - Tropics of Cancer and Capricorn

Latam Characteristics

Cocoa & Nuts


Washed


Latam Harvest

Harvest Nov - Feb

Guatemala 2009 production

463 million pounts

% of Arabica coffee

60%


Africa/Arabia Characteristics

Floral & Citrus

Kenya Harvest

Oct - Dec & June - Aug

Kenya Production

103.5 million pounds

Asia Pac Characteristics

Earthy, Herbal, Spicy

Indonesia Coffee Production

1406 million pounds

Asia Pac Bean Type

Mostly Robusta

Arabica Types

Bourbon


Typica


Caturra


Catuai

Coffee Plant Lifecycle

1 year before being transplanted to field


3-4 years until coffee production


pruned at 5-6 ft tall


produces coffee for 20-25 years

Growing season

blossom 1x year


ripen for 9 mos

What does CAFE stand for

Coffee and Farmer Equity

when was decaffeination discovered

1900 - german coffee exporters

When was vacuum packing discovered

1900

First commercial espresso machine

1901

first automatic espresso machine

1933 - ernesto illy