The most expensive coffee in El Salvador-Los Angeles El Salvador coffee _ how much is the El Salvador coffee bean

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El Salvador has ideal environmental conditions, including soil, altitude, climate, and the same conditions for coffee production in Guatemala. The most important thing is that it has excellent varieties, including Bourbon, classic old-world coffee, Pacamara, the full-character, odd-ball and so on. In recent years, consumers can feel the delicious Salvadoran coffee, such as Organic Ios Naranjos, Santa Ritas, Salaverrias and Organic Santa Adelaide, and many other varieties, they have excellent quality, just right acidity, well-made mellow taste. These coffee varieties represent the top level of the fast-growing Salvadoran coffee.

Over the past century, coffee has become the main source of economic growth in El Salvador. The earliest history of growing coffee in China can be traced back to the early 19th century. By the middle of the 19th century, it had shown its commercial prospects, and the government began to support the coffee industry through a series of measures, such as reducing producer taxes, exempting coffee workers from military service, exempting new producers from export duties, and so on. By 1880, coffee was almost the only export crop. Unlike Guatemala and Costa Rica, the coffee industry in El Salvador has developed rapidly without foreign technical and financial support. Even so, El Salvador has become one of the highest-yielding coffee producers in the world, especially large coffee plantations (fincas), where yields per hectare increase proportionately as the plantations (finca) expand. The social effect of coffee production on El Salvador is immeasurable. in addition to long-term land use, the coffee industry has also become a driving force for infrastructure (roads and railways).

One of the ten most expensive coffee in the world: Los Angeles Salvadoran coffee-$40 per pound

Coffee is produced in El Salvador in Los Angeles, which is the main pillar of El Salvador's economy and a source of foreign exchange. Los Angeles Salvadoran coffee is a strong, sour and mellow bean, which is $40 per pound, which is quite expensive, but it is still good value for money.

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