Guatemalan coffees 2016 international jury week coe 2016

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Ing. Alejandro Keller– Vice Chairman


98%

Coffee growing area

S hade grown.


A n organization that looks forward to be at the forefront, a leader and provider of services within all coffee producers, and a supporter of the G uatemalan C offees promotion all around the world. AnacafĂŠ is responsible for ensuring effective services, in order to achieve a sustainable, competitive and high quality coffee industry.


Promote human development and sustainable coffee production.

Preservation of the G uatemalan coffee growing area (305,000 H a).

Provide services to coffee producers throughout technical advising, research programs, marketing and promotion.

C offee growing area renewal.

C offee exports over 4.1 millions of green coffee quintals.


* Figures from oct-14 to jul -15

Source: ICO

Country

Exports in millions of 60kg bags*

%

1

Brazil

30,232

32.6

2

Vietnam

17,200

18.5

3

Colombia

10,117

10.9

4

Indonesia

5,433

5.9

5

Honduras

4,830

5.2

6

India

4,352

5

7

Uganda

2,852

3.1

8

Guatemala

2,580

2.8

9

Ethiopia

2,364

2.6

10

Mexico

2,141

2.3

Others

10,758

11.6

Total

92,859

100

Robusta and arabica

Robusta

Arabica


多What makes Guatemalan coffees

so special?


4,300 - 6,500 (1,300 – 2,000 masl)

79%

of the coffee type produced is S ctrictly H ard Bean (S H B)

Source: Anacafé


G eographic influences:  Pacific and A tlantic oceans  C rater lakes,  F lat plains,  H igh mountain ranges.

Source: Anacafé


40.0%

C aturra, Catuaí and Bourbón represent

36.7%

35.0%

30.0% 25.0%

20.7%

20.6% 20.0% 15.0%

12.8%

of G uatemala´s predominant varieties.

10.0% 5.0%

* Figures up to September 30, 2014.

4.7%

2.8% 0.3%

0.1%

Typica

Pacamara

1.3%

0.0% Caturra

Catuaí

Catimor

Pache

Robusta

Others

Bourbón

Source: Anacafé


98%

shade grown.

S hade has a similar effect as altitude on cherry bean development. S hade also delays the ripening process to obtain a more homogeneous bean size, which develops more sucrose content important in acidity and the development of aroma. Source: Guyot, et. al. 2000. Influence of altitude and shades about qualities of coffee growing. CIRAD-ANACAFE.


S elective hand-picking: O nly ripe fruits


Crop years 1962/63 – 2014/2015* Millons of 60 kg bags 5,000,000 4,500,000

SHB

4,000,000 Hard/Semi Hard 3,500,000

3,000,000

Prime/Extraprime

2,500,000 Washed 2,000,000 1,500,000

Others

1,000,000 500,000

* Figures up to September 30 2015

-

Source: Anacafé


Crop year 2014/2015* 2.93 million bags (60kg) *Estimated figures up to September 30, 2015.

45%

41% 40%

Source: AnacafĂŠ

35% 30% 25% 20%

17%

15%

7%

5%

2%

5%

5%

4%

1%

3%

2%

2% Nordic countries

10%

Netherlan ds

11%

Other european countries

Rest of the world

Italy

Germany

Belgium

Taiwan

South Korea

Japan

Canada

United states

0%


Coffee growing area

V

VI

I

VII II

III IV


S ensory A nalysis L ab

CEDICAFÉ

(cup profile evaluation)

(Research and investigation)

A nalab

C offee S chool

(S oil, leaf and water analysis)

(Barista and Roaster training center)


Monitor quality of coffee exports.

Promote G uatemalan C offees速 Brand. E xecute Internet A uction Program CO E. Represent G uatemala at the Internacional C offee O rganization (IC O ) and other international forums.


Participate in international tradeshows •

S C AA (U nited S tates)

S C AJ (J apan)

S C AE (E urope)

NC A (U nited S tates)

Triestespresso E xpo (Italy)

Melbourne Intl C offee E xpo (A ustralia)

Café S how (S outh K orea)

Taiwan Intl. Tea, C offee and W ine E xpo


F amilies aided

S ervices provided

S tudents sponsored


Thank Y ou!


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