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San+Miguel+del+Faique Phuyu Nature Bio

Peru

Phuyu

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About this coffee

Producers in Peru, as well as other producing countries in Latin America, due to history, tradition and customs, have mainly dedicated themselves to the production of fully washed coffees. 

This year we made the decision to keep growing and developing new regions in Peru, always following our work philosophy: Where sourcing makes sense or better said Where coffees make sense; through our agencies in origin (Belco Colombia and Belco El Salvador) and the energy and willingness of our new partner from Origin Coffee Lab to do something different, we took on a challenge together: to develop natural coffees. 

Belco has invested in supporting producers in their efforts to improve their coffee processing skills, in particular by training them in the Natural process. 

Created in 2020, the Huasimal Coop now has over 100 small producers. 

The name of the coffee is inspired by the terroir. Despite the dry weather, the region is very cloudy at dawn. "PHUYU" means cloud in Quechu.

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  • Origin

    Peru
  • Region

    Piura
  • Terroir

    San Miguel del Faique
  • Species

    Arabica
  • Variety

    Blend

  • Process

    Natural

  • Drying

    Patios

  • Altitude

    1500
  • Harvest period

    April - September
  • Type of harvest

    Manual

The terroir San Miguel del Faique

The soil and dry climate of San Miguel del Faique are ideal for growing coffee. Coffee is rooted in the local culture, which celebrates the end of the harvest with a big festival every year. This remote region uses ancient farming methods. Weeding is done with machetes and chaleadoras (a heavy blade used for pruning and weeding). To support the producers, Belco has trained the farmers to improve their farming techniques by helping them to make better use of the tools at their disposal.  

Project Hands On Coffee

Getting involved in natural coffee production

 For this purpose of developing two containers of natural coffee, a technical visit was made by the Quality Control area of the Belco Colombia agency and the field innovation area of the Belco El Salvador agency. During this visit training was provided to the associated producers and technicians involved in this project. The training to producers and field technicians was based on good practices for the harvesting, processing and drying of natural coffees, focusing on the critical points that lead to cup problems.  

50

The number of producers trained in the natural process thanks to this project.

2

The number of containers of natural coffee produced thanks to the project

100%

The percentage of certified organic coffee from this project

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