Rwanda SHARA "filter" 250g

32,50
Baho Coffee operates eleven washing stations around the
country and benefits from strong relationships with the local
producers. This connection to local traditions and cultures
inspires them to develop new experimental processes or
varieties.
The specialty coffee scene is gradually gaining momentum in
Rwanda, partly due to the burgeoning tourism industry and
rising disposable incomes. Coffee cultivation typically entails
small plots of approximately 250 trees, often intercropped withkookaburra
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staple crops, serving as the primary income source for many
farmers. Government-led initiatives, in partnership with
international organizations, seek to enhance coffee quality by
establishing new washing stations and providing assistance to
farmers. Washing stations like BAHO Coffee play a pivotal role,
offering improved prices and support to farmers dedicated to
enhancing their yields.
Founded in 2016 by Emmanuel Rusarita, BAHO Coffee
operates eleven washing stations across the country,
emphasizing innovative processes and varieties rooted in
Rwandan traditions and cultures. The company’s name
embodies its ethos of unity through coffee, symbolizing familial
bonds and resilience during adversity. “Baho” translates to
“stay alive” or “be strong,” a phrase offered to console friends
facing hardships or contemplating giving up. Rusarita aims to
extend this comfort through his company and the coffees they
produce, connecting deeply with his personal history as a
genocide survivor and the shared journey of coffee, which
unites diverse cultures into a single community.
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