Cultural Development of Coffee beans in Ecuador

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Because of its unique geographical and environmental factors, Ecuador is one of 14 countries in the world that can grow two kinds of coffee trees at the same time. Twenty of the 24 provinces in Ecuador grow coffee crops, each with its own unique characteristics, and coffee is named after the location where it is grown, such as Galapagos coffee, Panamanian straw hat coffee, Saluma coffee and so on.

Now Ecuador wants to bring this treasure to China so that Chinese consumers can also enjoy the pleasure of drinking this boutique coffee. The strategy of the Commercial Office of Ecuador's Export and Investment Promotion Bureau in China is to promote and develop Ecuadorian coffee as a high-quality standard single-source product.

Most Ecuadorian coffee grows on small farms. Compared with coffee growers in other countries, coffee growers here use few fertilizers and pesticides. In the past, the primitive and natural way of growing coffee limited the amount of coffee grown in Ecuador. But soon, unique buyers realized that this primitive and natural way of growing could be seen as a unique advantage.

With the prosperity of natural pollution-free coffee cultivation on farms, the sales of organic coffee are also growing. In order to implement this planting method, farmers need to invest a lot of time and resources to produce high-quality coffee beans. This obviously increases the price of coffee beans, but customers who advocate natural, healthy and high-quality products are still willing to pay for it.

Ecuador doesn't have much land to grow a lot of coffee, but it has an excellent climate, soil and professional growers who have grown coffee for centuries. They retain the traditional and delicate way of planting, which at the same time makes their life more colorful.

Once upon a time, for some families in Ecuador's southern provinces (such as Loha and El Oro), it was a tradition to have a cup of coffee at six in the afternoon. Today, although the pace of life has greatly accelerated, the aroma of coffee can still be smelled in the evening in Saluma and El Oro, because in the southern cities of Ecuador, coffee production is not just an activity seeking financial returns.

Ecuador, the full name of the Republic of Ecuador (Spanish: Rep ú blica del Ecuador) is a country located in the northwest of South America, bordered by Colombia to the north, Peru to the south, the Pacific Ocean to the west, and Chile, which is not adjacent to Brazil in South America, and has the Galapagos Islands, 1000 kilometers from Ecuador. Ecuador became independent from Spain on August 10, 1809. Because the equator crosses Ecuador's border, and Ecuador means the equator in Spanish, the country also has a nickname for "equatorial country", or "banana country" because it is rich in bananas. Quito, the capital, is located in the foothills of Picincha volcano, rising to 2850 meters above sea level, making it the second highest capital in the world (after La Paz, Bolivia). Is a member of the Union of South American Nations.