From Atitlán, Guatemala, we visited Farm Pampojilá to talk with Edgar Muralles and Alex Teleguario about the past and present of Guatemalan coffee. We talked about specialty Cultivation, renewal after climatic disasters, and the leap towards measured processes (more precise Washed, honeys and Anaerobic fermentations) with an eye on sustainability and the future.
At the end of November, part of the Mare Terra Coffee team traveled to Nyeri, Kenya, to work hand in hand with the washing stations we work with: technical visits, an intensive processing course in Ndurija and a running race that brought together the entire coffee community. An intense week at origin that reminded us that coffee is built together.
In the mountains of Dipilto, in the north of Nicaragua, Martha Abir, together with her sister Ana María, leads the transformation of Farm Bethania into a specialty coffee company. Between tradition, biodiversity and innovative processes, their coffees stand out for their sweetness, cleanliness and chocolate notes. A story of roots, perseverance and future written from the heart of the origin.
In this interview, we speak with Andrés Salaverría at the Las Cruces (Jasal) coffee mill in El Salvador, about the coffee growing tradition of five generations and the shift from volume to quality. With a philosophy that unites history, technology and community. Jasal is committed to productive stability, traceability and micro-lots with identity. Its vision in the face of volatile prices, climate and EUDR focuses on specialty contracts and transparency for a consistent and honest cup.
In February 2025, our R&D team traveled to El Salvador to prepare for the 2025 Harvest. Beyond the technical experience, this trip allowed us to connect with the community working at the Beneficio de las Cruces and, in particular, with the young people who represent the future of coffee growing, as part of the Young […]