Where/who I should start with to sell green bean?

draco1318

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Does anybody have any suggestions on where or who a company can approach as far as selling green beans?>
Thanks for the advice. I will post more info pertaining to the availability of the robusta stats sometimes in the two weeks.

regards, "Thanks for all your help."

Here is the Robusta.

1. VIETNAMESE ROBUSTA COFFEE GR2 Specifications: (Sample: SD) Moisture:13% Max. Broken and Black Beans:5% Max Foreign Matters:0.1% Max. Min 90% on screen 13 (5.00 mm) Crop 2007-2008

2. VIETNAMESE ROBUSTA COFFEE GR1 Specifications: (Sample: SD) Moisture:12% Max. Broken and Black Beans:2% Max Foreign Matters:0.5% Max. Min 90% on screen 18 (7.1 mm) Crop 2007-2008

3. VIETNAMESE MEDIUM DARK ROASTED BLEND Specifications: (Sample: SD) Moisture: < 5% Max. Caffeine: > 20g/KG Crop 2007-2008

4. VIETNAMESE ROBUSTA COFFEE GRADE 2 SCREEN 13
Specifications: Moisture:12.5% Max. Black Beans:0.1% Max. Broken Beans:0.5% Max. Foreign xxxxx0.2% Max. Foreign Beans (Excelsa, Arabica, Catimo) 0.2% Max. Beansize above screen 13 (5.00mm) 90% Min. Free from fermented, moldy, spongy beans and foreign odour

5. VIETNAMESE ROBUSTA COFFEE GRADE 1 SCREEN 16
Specifications: Sample: ID) Moisture:12.5% Max. Black Beans:0.0% Max. Broken Beans:0.5% Max. Foreign xxxxx0.1% Max. Foreign Beans (Excelsa, Arabica, Catimo) 0.2% Max. Beansize above screen 16 (6.30mm) 90% Min. Free from fermented, moldy, spongy beans and foreign odour

6. VN ROBUSTA COFFEE BEANS GRADE 1 POLISHED & SUNDRIED
Specifications: Sample: ID) Moisture:13.0% Max. Black Beans: Nil Max. Broken Beans:0.3% Max. Foreign xxxxx0.03% Max. Foreign Beans (Excelsa, Arabica, Catimo) 0.

*Comes in 20ft container & 40ft container*
20mt (metric ton) monthly for one year.

P.S. If you need further info, pls reply with your business email.

regards,
 

wmark

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A friend of mine that used to work for a European coffee importer told me that European espresso has at least 15% robusta. North American blends tends to use only arabica but I am sure you can find some that use robusta if you look hard enough
 
I'm pretty sure there's a roaster in my area who uses a lot of robusta in their espresso... talk about a kick! ... felt like a shot of straight bourbon haha.

Not a fan though.. I'd prefer a SO shot or maybe a blend to bring out more flavor.. not bite.. i like the taste. But thats just me, to each their own.
 
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