The status and culture of coffee beans that saved Guatemala's economy in Guatemala

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This time, I'm going to show you the coffee industry in Guatemala.

History of Coffee cultivation in Guatemala

The first president, Rafael Carrera, began growing coffee in Guatemala. There are many high places in Guatemala that are ideal for growing coffee.

In the area of coffee agriculture, it is said that indigenous Indians were forced to harm labor, and there were frequent rebellions and uprisings.

Coffee plantations of German immigrants

Although production due to Dior did not go well with our work, a large number of immigrants of German descent opened a large coffee plantation at the end of the 19th century, and work on the introduction of full-scale production and modern technology has begun.

Mass production like that in Brazil is difficult, but high-quality coffee beans are popular because of their internationally highly rated delicacies.

Use shade in coffee planting

Coffee production in Guatemala is also famous for its environmental protection. Each coffee tree plants a tall tree called shade tree (shade tree) to protect coffee from direct sunlight and to plant coffee trees through shade.

By planting shade trees, you can shade but reduce the area to grow coffee and reduce yield. Moreover, it takes more effort to accumulate fruit than usual, but because of the wide variety of trees, many trees are inhabited by biodiversity. As a result, the coffee plantation in Guatemala is said to be a world-famous summer resort.

Coffee production in Guatemala is closely related to people's lives.

In Guatemala today, newspapers and television news show the price of coffee every day. For Guatemalan citizens, it feels the same as Chinese stock market trading.

A year of coffee production, for the 2009 coffee cans crowded across the country, we have a coffee industry in close contact with people's lives in Guatemala.

Coffee beans taste good for Chinese people.

Guatemalan coffee is also exported to China. The export volume is the fifth largest after Brazil and Colombia, so the proportion of coffee entering China is still quite large. It is conceivable that a lot of people will talk about Guatemalan coffee.

Guatemala is considering the natural environment of the farm

Guatemala's coffee industry is deeply rooted in national culture and economy, which is inextricably linked. For Guatemala, the price of coffee is the same as the stock price, and you may be more involved than the economy. Creating eco-friendly coffee symbolizes the "beautiful country of Guatemala", doesn't it?