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    Home » Single Origin Coffee Beans » South American Coffees

    Paraguay Coffee Beans

    Most coffee cultivation in Paraguay occurs near the Parana border with Brazil. Arabica coffee is grown and the processing of the coffee includes both dry processing and wet processing of the green coffees.

    In the past Paraguay has had problems producing coffees that would be respected in the specialty coffee market in part due to problems with transporting the green coffee beans and the general inaccessibility of the country's coffee growing regions. Tasting notes and coffee reviews are therefore non-existent.

    Also see: The Top Ten Coffees in the World

    Paraguay Geography Causes Coffee Shipment Difficulties

    Located in the central region of South America, Paraguay is situated between Bolivia, Brazil and Argentina. Since Paraguay does not border the ocean this has limited its trade relations due to the difficulty in transporting products to market.

    Paraguay does not contain very many high elevations for optimal coffee growing conditions - in fact, the highest point in the country is just 842 meters. With soil conditions similar to Brazil, this would believe one to believe that coffees from Paraguay would in fact be indistinguishable.

    Also see: Best Coffees In the World

    In addition to coffee, Paraguay's economy relies upon sugar cane, tropical fruits including bananas, corn, tobacco and other crops. There is also a significant amount of livestock breeding.

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    Green Coffee Production

    Year60kg bagsCoffee grown
    201620,000 bags2,640,000 pounds
    201520,000 bags2,640,000 pounds
    201420,019 bags2,642,508 pounds
    201320,019 bags2,642,561 pounds
    201220,007 bags2,640,858 pounds

    Green Coffee Exports

    Year60kg bagsCoffee exported
    201600 pounds
    201500 pounds
    2014202,640 pounds
    2013202,640 pounds
    2012101,320 pounds

    Data may not be available for the most recent year.
    Source: ICO


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      January 30, 2013 at 8:48 pm

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