Welcome back, the iconic coffee that helps families thrive in Peru!
- Zarraffa’s Coffee revives Peru Ayni Single Origin bean.
- Supports family-run coffee producers in Peru.
- Investment in sustainable farming practices from 2023.
CEO Marnie Sheldon articulately described the journey: “When we first launched Peru Ayni two years ago, our investment in their infrastructure was only just beginning to take effect, and it was a relationship we planned to nurture.” With the recent visit marking their second attempt at solidifying this bond, tangible improvements in the farmers' lives and their communities have finally manifested.
In a unique twist, this re-release marks the sixteenth Single Origin leap for Zarraffa’s, and notably, the first revisitation of a bean. This speaks volumes about the strength and success of their relationship. By choosing Peru Ayni, Zarraffa’s Coffee enthusiasts aren’t just enjoying a delectable sip; they are engaging in a narrative of community support and sustainable agriculture that sweeps from the bean to the cappuccino cup. For every cup savored, a farmer's dream progresses closer to reality.
Key Facts:
| Peru Ayni Single Origin bean reintroduced | Zarraffa’s Coffee has brought back the Peru Ayni, a specialty bean thriving from ethical sourcing. |
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| Sustainable farming practices | Zarraffa’s Coffee supports the implementation of raised drying beds and infrastructure for local farmers. |
| Trade, not aid philosophy | Zarraffa’s maintains a model that prioritizes fair trade relationships over aid dependency. |
| First revisited bean | Peru Ayni marks Zarraffa’s first return to a previous bean, highlighting the relationship's success. |
| Growth in farmer communities | The initiative has resulted in practical improvements for smallholder farmers in Quillabamba. |
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