Geography

Bolivian green coffee beans

Code	Farm	Process	Descriptions	Score	Price 1-10 bags	Price 11-30 bags	Price 31+ bags	Variety	Crop	Status	Bag Qty	Bag Weight (kg)
BOLIVIA
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The commercial development of coffee in Bolivia began in the 1920s, but today contributes only a small share to world supplies. About 95% of Bolivian coffee beans are grown in the Yungas, the region has all the necessary conditions, including altitude and reliable wet and dry seasons. Bolivian coffee has had a bad reputation in the past due to problems with transportation and production methods, and as a result has often received low rankings.

Geography and underdeveloped infrastructure made it difficult to produce and export Bolivian green coffee beans. Cherries harvested in the humid valleys of the Yungas had to go a difficult way to processing plants in La Paz and then to seaports in Chile or Peru, which negatively affected the coffee. The most famous of these roads was the Camino de la Muerte (Road of Death), which at its highest point reached a height of over 15,000 feet. Coffee production and quality increased when a new route was built in 2006 to bypass the Camino de la Muerte.

Beans produced:

2020 / 0.09 million bags (60 kg each)

World market share in kg (Arabica and Robusta)

0.05%

Coffee beans export revenue:

$ 13 million

Harvest:

June – October

Range of Bolivian coffee beans

The best Bolivian coffee beans are grown in Los Yungas ("warm valley"), along the mountain ranges of the Andes. Most of the coffee we buy comes from the province of Caranavi and the South Yungas.

Farms are tiny - usually one to five hectares in size. Most of the farm management and harvesting is done by family members.

You can be interested also in coffee sourcing from other regions, such as:

Fest Coffee Mission is a European wholesale green coffee importer which can help to get the best coffee directly from farms. More information about single origin green coffee you can find on our website.

Choose high quality Bolivian coffee beans

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