During the transport from the origin to the warehouse and when stored at the warehouse, your coffee is fully insured by Algrano. In case anything happens, we will take care of the issue.
For the road transport to your roastery, you can choose 2 delivery options:
Doorstep delivery (DDP): we will take care of the road transport to your doorstep. We will compare prices and organise the pick-up details. Transport insurance and transport claims are fully covered by Algrano. You have nothing to worry about!
Warehouse pick-up (FCA): you will have to organise the transport yourself, and you would need to instruct your carrier accordingly. You will need to organise the insurance, and in case of transport damage, you will need to raise the claim to your carrier.
For buyers in the EU, Switzerland and the UK the coffee will be provided customs cleared. In case of an intra-community delivery, you will need to report the purchase according to your local VAT regulations.
For buyers in Norway, Iceland and Lichtenstein, we can provide transport to your roastery, but we are not able to import. In this case you would need to register the import.
For buyers in the USA, we will provide customs clearance.
In fragrance, Butter and Marzipan. Notes of layers of nuts, walnuts, citric peels, mulling spices with a silky-juicy body, a mild citric acidity and a sugar cane aftertaste
Financing costs apply until the coffee is released.
The coffee story
Torra and Tatama are Cafenorte’s regional blends. They are extremely reliable blends that score consistently from offer sample to PSS and at the roastery. We love working with these blends because they have great quality and there are no surprises. Tatama is fuller in body and fruitier and Torra is more elegant and citrussy. Over the years, we have seen them being used both for espresso and filter.
The blend combines coffees from the whole Norte del Valle
How Cafenorte works with farmers
On top of the local plaza price, the cooperative pays an extra 5.000 COP (Colombian pesos) or around USD 0.11/lb after the sale of the coffee. There are two second payments that can vary from USD 0.04/lb to USD 0.11/lb in total. How much farmers will be paid depends on what the administrative council, a group of producers elected to represent the member communities, decides.
The council might choose to use part of the premium for development projects that will benefit the members long-term. One of such projects in the past was the improvement of the quality control lab which is highly important for farmers as the cooperative provides quality analysis for free. Normally, farmers would have to pay USD 52 to get an assessment of their beans.
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