German and British colonies were established on Papua New Guinea in the late 1800s, in the north and south, respectively. Jamaican Blue Mountain arabica was introduced and became commercialized in the 1920s. Over 90% of coffee producers grow on only a few hectares of land shared with other crops like bananas. Due to its topography, fertile volcanic soil, and infrastructure, Fair-Trade organic coffees tend to be more common here than in other coffee-growing regions. Coffee production is centered around the Eastern Highlands with many farmers part of the Highland Organic Agricultural Cooperative.
Papua New Guinea Organic
SKU: 004
$18.00Price
