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The day before the Mid-Autumn Festival, at 5: 00 p.m. from Shanghai on September 23, after 25 hours of flight, we finally arrived in Sao Paulo, Brazil, at 07:30 local time on the 24th. Thinking about China, it was about 19:00 on the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival, so I ate a moon cake at the gate of the airport. There was no time to rest, so I couldn't wait to take a bus to the port of Santos, 100km away. As the largest port in South America, Santos carries too many coffee marks. On the next street, there is a coffee trade center that has been standing for more than a century. The early coffee trade of Santos in Brazil took place in this building, which has now become a coffee museum, witnessing the glory of this place.

The world's top 10 Trading House are also gathered here. About 80% of the buildings in Santos, Brazil are offices of international coffee traders. Logo of major international coffee companies can be seen everywhere on the street. Retired coffee traders active in the street chat add a sense of historical reality. (many old people are chatting on the street. It turns out that they have been coffee traders working here for a long time. After retirement, it is still customary to come here for a stroll and meet friends every day), which can be described as a veritable "Coffee Finance Street".

The office of Cofco International's headquarters in Santos, Brazil, is right on the street, opposite the oldest coffee museum, with an inexplicable sense of pride.

This office of Brazil's Santos Cofco handles about 200000 bags of coffee a year and is sold around the world. They receive and send samples here every day, grading, baking, cup testing. The whole technical team is very professional.

According to reports, Brazil is the country with the largest coffee sales in the world, and the United States is the largest consumer of Brazilian coffee. And basically all of the better ones are exported abroad, while the general ones are sold in Brazil.