Honduran media: Latin-flavored coffee is grown and sold in Taiwan

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A group of young people brought coffee seeds from Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador to Taiwan to grow and produce high-quality coffee.

The Honduran capital, Tegucigaba, reported today that this group of young people have won the 2015 HultPrize Award. It is reported that the Huth Award is set up to encourage young college students to use innovative concepts to solve the problems facing the world.

The report points out that the sale of this kind of coffee in Taiwan is already a pro bono business model, using the sales surplus to devote itself to education, support the future of local young children and other social welfare activities.

It is reported that with the sale of this kind of coffee in Taiwan, coffee from Central American countries, especially Honduras, has also entered the Taiwan market.

The report quoted a number of Asian coffee critics who pointed out that the quality and taste of Honduran coffee has long been world-famous.

Coffee has become a necessity of daily life in Taiwan. Taiwanese, young and old, are often seen drinking coffee on social occasions or enjoying a cup of coffee after work.

It is reported that drinking coffee in Taiwan is no longer a luxury, as long as it costs about one dollar to enjoy delicious coffee.

According to the report, for the global public, coffee is not only a drink, but also a necessity for people's livelihood. As a result, Honduras is expected to export more than 10 million metric tons of coffee this harvest year and earn US $1.4 billion.