Primavera Coffee Importers
Founded by 4th generation coffee grower, Nadine Rasch, Primavera is pairing their detailed expertise of Guatemalan coffee with a rigorous approach to transparency to help farmers achieve the best price possible for their delicious coffees. We’re proud to stand alongside them as participants in the Specialty Coffee Transaction Guide.
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Beyond the Cup
While we certainly appreciate the great coffee that this relationship provides us, what makes it even more special is the work these folk do beyond the cup; in particular Primavera’s passion for sustainability and transparency.
Transparency
Primavera Coffee are proud participants in Specialty Coffee Transaction guide, in which we also contributed to. This international project by researchers at Emory University (Atlanta, US) combines data from producers, roasters, importers and exporters to find out what people are paying for coffee around the world and helps provide contextual information for green coffee sellers and buyers to use.
Read the full article and see the latest transaction guide here: Specialty Coffee Transaction Guide.
See Primavera Coffee’s Transparency Pricing Structure.
Sustainability
Primavera Coffee understand that farms need to work in harmony with the environment for great results in the cup as well as long term ecosystem sustainability. To help farmers with this, they provide information and workshop on topics such as sustainable farming practices, efficient water usage, waste water processing and organic composting with coffee pulp and worms.
Covid Farmer Relief Fund
Embedded in the Guatemalan producing community, Primavera have been closely aware of the challenges posed by COVID and have launched a Farmer Relief Fund, raising money to donate food parcels for affected families. Check out this awesome initiative and send some money in support.
Learn more about Primavera Coffee
Website: primavera.coffee
Instagram: @primavera.coffee