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A spectacular mankashakasha story
In Ethiopia, it is common to buy raw coffee beans from a store and roast them yourself. Therefore, when roasting coffee beans, it is called mankashakasha. Today, I would like to talk about "Mankashakasha" and a turbulent episode when importing Mankashakasha to Japan. table of contents ・What is mankashakasha? ・The plan to import 50 became 1,500. ・○○○○ pieces were destroyed during the manufacturing process in Ethiopia ・ A customs officer with 20 years of service said , "I've never seen such a terrible thing." ・Mankashakasha who survived
Green coffee bean producer Encounter with Habtam
Galitebe handles two Ethiopian green coffee bean producers. Today, I would like to talk about one of them, the story with Habutam and the raw beans we handle. I remember eating injera together at a local restaurant, no, a cafeteria, when I first met Hubtam. Habtum didn't have a smartphone, he didn't even have an email address, let alone a social network. All communication is over the phone or in person. He always wears a checked shirt and picks me up in a truck.
[Ethiopia] Do you know coffee in the coffee producing area?
Ethiopia is one of the world's leading coffee producers. About half of the coffee beans produced are consumed domestically. This time, I would like to take a closer look at how coffee is consumed in Ethiopia. Only a small portion of Ethiopian coffee beans are sold in Japan. By reading the article, you can know the existence of real "Ethiopian coffee".
[Actual record] On the way to a coffee production area
This time I would like to talk about the journey to the refinery. table of contents ■3 ways to go! where are you going ·airplane・Long-distance bus ・Rental car with driver ■ Enjoyable journey ・Bus leaving at 11:00 leaves at 5:00・Ethiopian comedy for everyone to watch・Country music to listen to with a roar・ Anyway, inspection ■ Life-threatening way home ・First, hitchhiking・ Unreasonable police・Tattered tires