In the electronic auction a pound of coffee harvested on the farm Monte Llano Bonito won first place and the amount of $ 59 paid by an international buyer.
Wednesday, June 22, 2016
On June 21, the Japanese importer Wataru acquired for the coffee roaster Takamura, the best coffee in Costa Rica grown and harvested on the farm SUMA VA in Lourdes Cirri in Naranjo, Valle Occidental, during the International Cup of Excellence Auction.The grainwas sold at $59 a pound or S5900 per hundredweight for a batch of 11 bags.
See details of the resultsof the auction on the website of the Alliance for Coffee Excellence.
A statement from the Coffee Institute of Costa Rica adds that"...Maruyama Coffee, Pon Pon Cafe Japan, Malla de cafe with Coffeejumbbang from Korea and Orsir Cafe from Taiwan, bought another batch of 12 bags from the same Costa Rican company at $58.10 per pound or $5,810 per quintal. "
"..Second place went to coffee from the farm La Sur belonging to the company Tenería Pirro Antonio Gómez, Ltda in San Isidro de Heredia, purchased by the company Campos Coffee in Australia who paid a price of $3,120 per hundredweight for a batch of 12 sacks and Ecom Japan, Limited, with a similar value for a batch of 11 bags. "
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The lot that this year was best quoted in the international electronic auction reached $30 thousand per hundredweight, and the grain comes from the canton of Dota, Los Santos zone, Costa Rica.
The high quality coffee that received the best quote in the international electronic auction in the Cup of Excellence contest is from the Don Cayito farm, with a price of $30,009 per hundredweight.
At the international auction, a hundredweight of Geisha coffee by Grupo Los Grandes de Copey won the first place and the sum of $8,030 was paid by an international buyer.
The price paid by the Japanese company Maruyama Coffee was 37% higher than that paid at the Coffee Cup of Excellence 2016 online auction, when $5,900 per hundredweight was paid for the winning coffee.
A gourmet coffee from a farm in the town of Dilpito and local contest winner received the highest price in the online international auction.
The 25 lots of coffee in the auction had an averaged selling price of $933 per cwt (hundredweight), the highest price recorded in the 11 editions of the event based in Nicaragua.
The best price achieved in the online auction Cup of Excellence, was by coffee from the Villa Zamora farm, processed by Brumas del Zurquí.
As for price, the second place went to Dragon farm, at $2.008 per quintal, which was acquired by the companies Time's Club for C-COOP (Japan) and Coffee Libre (South Korea).
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