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Blossom
Blossoms mark a new growing season.
GROWN IN BRAZIL. CONNECTED TO YOU.
ALTA MOGIANA / SPBRAZILIAN
COFFEE.
DIRECT
SOURCING.
Green coffee from Alta Mogiana for roasters and importers. Buy directly from the family that grows it.
PRODUCTGreen arabica
ORIGINAlta Mogiana, SP
RELATIONSHIPDirect with the grower
01 / GREEN COFFEE
From our farm. To your roastery.
We grow arabica coffee in Alta Mogiana. Ask about available lots and tell us the coffee profile, volume and destination you need.
COFFEE AT A GLANCE
- Coffee
- Green arabica
- Origin
- Alta Mogiana · São Paulo
- Availability
- By crop and lot, on request
- Lot details
- Specifications and volumes confirmed per lot
- Samples
- Subject to lot and destination
A CLOSER LOOK AT OUR WORK
Scenes from the family archive.
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Harvest
A closer look at the coffee harvest.
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Drying
Turning the coffee on the drying patio.
02 / OUR ORIGIN
Roots in coffee. Three generations.
Our family has grown coffee since 1971, with three generations working the land.
Our story began in Ribeirão Corrente. Today, we grow coffee there and in Franca, in the Alta Mogiana region of São Paulo, Brazil.
1971The first planting
3Generations in coffee
SPFranca and Ribeirão Corrente
UNDERSTAND THE ORIGIN
Production in Brazil.Environment and people.
For buyers who want to understand the rules that apply to Brazilian agriculture, these official sources explain the environmental and workplace framework.
Native vegetation
Brazil’s Forest Code sets rules for protecting native vegetation, Permanent Preservation Areas and Legal Reserves on rural land.
Brazilian Forest CodeEnvironmental registration
São Paulo maintains a Rural Environmental Registry (CAR) and a process for reviewing rural properties and addressing environmental requirements.
São Paulo government: CARRural workplace safety
Brazil has a specific occupational health and safety standard for agriculture. NR-31 addresses working conditions and the management of risks in rural activities.
Ministry of Labour: NR-31Official information about Brazilian legislation and public programmes. Sources in Portuguese.
03 / DIRECT SOURCING
Direct sourcing. Step by step.
From your first inquiry to the purchase agreement, you deal directly with the family that grows the coffee.
Share your needs
Tell us your preferred coffee profile, estimated volume and destination.
Evaluate the coffee
We discuss available lots, technical details and sample arrangements.
Agree on the purchase
Together, we agree on volume, terms, documentation and delivery dates.
BEFORE WE TALK
Before you buy.
Roasters, importers and other professional green coffee buyers in Brazil and abroad.
Availability, volumes and shipment dates must be confirmed for the specific crop, lot and destination. Contact us to discuss your needs.
Yes. Tell us the coffee you are looking for and its destination. Samples and technical information are arranged according to the availability of each lot.
FROM GROWER TO BUYER
Let’s talk about coffee.
Tell us what your business needs. We will reply to discuss available coffee and the next steps.
Franca and Ribeirão Corrente
Alta Mogiana · São Paulo · Brazil
