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Office Coffee
New Office Coffee Pac's! Ideal for small and
medium-size businesses that do not require a full-scale coffee setup.
Do your employees and customers enjoy the coffee served in your office?
Do you need to motivate & reward your employees?
Do you want to impress your customers?
In today's competitive workplace, good
tasting office coffee is becoming a rule rather than an exception.
Offer your employees the same great taste they enjoy at home - with all the
quality, simplicity, and value you expect from a coffee service!
Treat your employees and customers to the ultimate coffee experience!
Each 2 oz. Pac is pre-measured to make a
great pot of coffee every time.
All coffee is Fresh Ground Gourmet Columbian in your choice of Regular Medium
Roast, Regular Dark Roast, or House Decaf.
Case = 32/2oz Coffee Pac's (makes 64 pots of coffee)
About .65 cents per pot!
SKU pp32 Price $41.95
History of Coffee in Colombia
Colombian coffee is often regarded as some of
the highest quality coffee in the world. Colombia has traditionally grown
Arabica beans and its unique geography makes it perfectly suited for producing a
delicious, high quality brew. Colombia’s excellent growing conditions have
paired with an aggressive marketing campaign by the National Federation of
Coffee Growers (FNC), which has worked since the late 1950’s to bring Colombia’s
coffee sector to the forefront of international attention. Colombia has
traditionally been second in global coffee production only to Brazil, but has
been set back to third by Vietnam’s recent market entry and rapidly expanding
production of Robusta coffees. Over 500,000 farms, most of them small
landholdings of 5 hectares or less are scattered across the zonas cafeteras,
some of the most biologically diverse landscapes in the world.
Geography and Environment
Colombia is bisected by the Andes Mountains
which splits into three parallel cordilleras (mountain ranges) as they run south
to north. Much of the nation’s coffee is grown in this area. The small nation,
about three times the size of Montana contains two of South America’s five
“biodiversity hotspots”. The Tumbes-Choco hotspot occupies all of Colombia’s
coast, while the Tropical Andes hotspot covers nearly all its mountain ranges.
In fact, Conservation International calls the Colombian Andes the “richest and
most diverse region on earth,” noting that the whole of the tropical Andes chain
contains one sixth of the world’s plant species in only one percent of its land
area.
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