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India AA Elkhill Plantation

India Elkhill AA is sold out. We anticipate acquiring more in the first quarter of 2010 assuming its quality is on par with prior crops. In the meantime, please make another selection.

 


Volume Price
PoundsPrice LB
1$5.67
2-4$5.39
5-19$5.10
20+$4.54
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India coffee facts:

Population (2006): 1.095 Billion people
Coffee Production: 4,930,000 bags (60 kg)
Country bag capacity: 132 pounds - 60 kg
Domestic Consumption: 1,450,000 bags
Coffee Export: 3,480,000 bags
Cultivated Area: 220,000 Hectares (545,000 acres)

Harvests: October to February for arabica coffees.

Arabica Introduced:Introduced from Yemen in 1670 by a muslim pilgrim, Baba Budan, into the state of Karataka.

Specialty Coffee Regions:Karataka (formerly Mysore) for North and South Coorg, Mysore, Bababudans, et al; Kerala for Malabar et al.

Grades: AA, A, "Monsooned"

Farms: About 90,000 farms.

Botanical Varietals:Old Chick (Chickmagalur origin), Coorg, Kent


 


 

Comments

Arabica coffee has been planted aggressively in India since early in the 19th century. Several varietals were attacked by coffee rust and in the 1920s the dominant varietal Kent ushered a new era for Indian coffee production. In addition to some high quality arabica coffees, about 2/3 of India's coffee production is lower, commercial grade robusta.

 

 
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