Beyond Geishas: Panama Works to Diversify to Strengthen its Coffee Sector

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Panama is world renowned for its Geisha coffees, but the small Central American country does not want to be known for only that rare variety. Geisha will remain of utmost importance, but Panama is diligently working to develop, diversify, strengthen, and protect its specialty coffee sector, while maintaining the quality and reputation for which it is known. By Aaron Kiel
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PeopleAaron Kiel David Pohl José Porta Ricardo Koyner McIntyre Roberto Brenes Rodrigo Morán Velásquez
OrganisationsAuromar Café Kotowa Finca La Alquería Finca Sophia Panama’s Ministry of Agricultural Development The Specialty Coffee Association of Panama (SCAP)
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