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Bolivia

Bolivian farms are managed as family businesses where every family member contributes to all stages of production, contributing unique qualities to each coffee.
Brazil

Brazil is the world's largest coffee producer and produces exceptional coffees and micro-lots, showing that specialty coffee does not have to be limited to small-scale growers.
Colombia

A mountainous topography & many micro-climates contribute to Colombia's reputation as producing some of the best specialty coffee in the world.
Costa Rica

The many and varied micro climates found throughout the coffee-producing regions in this small nation provide a wealth of distinctive flavour characteristics.
Democratic Republic of Congo

DR Congo's turbulent history has posed issues for the economy and society. Coffee, however, is the new hope for the future.
Dominican Republic

High internal consumption often hides a country with great potential and a surprisingly diverse range of high quality coffees.
El Salvador

The smallest of the Central American countries, nonetheless El Salvador offers exceptional coffees produced to a consistently high standard.
Ethiopia

Ethiopia, widely acknowledged as the birthplace of coffee, produces some of the most exceptional and dramatic coffees found anywhere in the world.
Guatemala

Guatemala benefits from high altitudes, mineral rich soils, and it's 8 coffee regions boast as many as 300 unique micro climates.
Honduras

Honduras is a big producing country, with a lot of untapped potential for specialty lots.
India

The origins of coffee in India go back to the 17th century, & the country continues to produce high quality Arabica today.
Indonesia

Indonesia has a great deal to offer the specialty market, with distinct and unique profiles depending on region and processing.
Kenya

Coffee was introduced commercially to Kenya around 1900. Despite the late start, today it is a country renowned for having some of the best coffees in the world.
Mexico

With more than 600 thousand hectares in 12 states under primarily Arabica coffee production, Mexico has great untapped potential for the production of specialty lots.
Nicaragua

The specialty coffee industry in Nicaragua has been hindered by decades of civil war and natural disasters but is on the rise thanks to a new generation of producers.
Panama

Panama's reputation in the specialty industry far exceeds its fairly slender offering in terms of quantity.
Papua New Guinea

Although the overwhelmingly small scale nature of production poses challenges, PNG coffee yields some great results and big surprises.
Peru

With a quarter of coffee grown between 1,200-2,000 meters in 28 microclimates, there is great potential to identify small exceptional producers in Peru.
Rwanda

A testament to the resilience and commitment of the Rwandan people, Rwanda is now one of the 'go-to' origins for specialty coffee today.
Tanzania

Kenya's less well-known neighbour produces almost the same quantity of coffee annually and quality and production are on the rise.
Timor-Leste

Timor-Leste's history as a coffee producing origin is unique, and its promise as a producer of specialty coffee is great.
Uganda

Mercanta is proud to be investing in sustainably grown and priced specialty-grade Arabica in a region with great potential for the future.
Vietnam

Despite the country's reputation as a supplier of large quantities of commodity grade coffee, Mercanta's partners have a commitment to excellence.