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Quality control steps from raw material to delivery.
Coffee trees typically take about 3-4 years before they begin bearing fruit. Harvesting usually takes place once a year when the coffee cherries turn dark red.
Immediately after harvesting, coffee cherries must be processed quickly to prevent unwanted fermentation and spoilage. There are 3 most common processing methods: Dry processing (Natural/Dry Process): Whole coffee cherries are spread evenly on patios or drying beds under sunlight. This process lasts for several weeks until the moisture content drops to around 11-12%. Wet processing (Washed/Wet Process): Coffee cherries are fed through a pulping machine to remove the outer skin and most of the fruit flesh. After that, the coffee beans (still covered with parchment) are placed into tanks n
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For washed and honey process coffee, the beans (still in parchment - parchment coffee) must be dried on concrete patios, tarpaulins, or raised drying beds until the moisture content reaches the standard level (around 11-12.5%). At large-scale factories or in regions with frequent rainfall, industrial dryers may be used for more precise moisture control.
This is the stage of preparing green coffee for export or delivery to the roasting facility: Hulling: Remove the outer parchment layer for washed coffee, or remove the entire dried husk for natural coffee. Polishing: An optional step to remove the remaining silver skin from the beans. Grading & Sorting: Coffee beans are classified by size (through rotary screens/vibrating screens to obtain S16, S18...), by weight, and defective beans are removed,