Innovation Series Spotlight #2: Shabbir A. Ezzi

The idea that innovation in coffee means reinventing the wheel is not necessarily true: In the second installment of the Innovation Series, we investigate a development project in Yemen started by Shabbir A. Ezzi, who is focused on improving both quality of coffee and quality of life without rewriting the history books in one of the world’s oldest coffee-producing countries. Read more at cafeimports.com/innovation-series

[@hughlt]

I received a bag of coffee from this drying station for Christmas. It is amazing; nothing I have ever tasted, even fresh Kona, is like it. Chocolate, berry, spice, wonderful aroma, notably lacking in any bitterness. Wow! Hats off to all involved in making this happen.

[@mexicanhalloween]

I tried Haraz coffee recently and it's one of my favorites with a sweet, clean, strawberry flavor. It's nice to see a renewed focus on quality is also revitalizing the region so that it's profitable enough to do away with narcotic production. This video series is great, please make more.

[@ONTARGET53]

GRT WORK
both in terms of the Social upliftment of Yemen and The Business model adapted for profitability and sustainability
Hats off to the perfect blend that gives the perfect taste may it be COFFEE or LIFE.

[@user-ck5sq7uy5n]

Al-Hamdani Mocha Company is the oldest and largest company for the production and export of the finest types of authentic Yemeni coffee known for its high quality and specialized flavors.. We have a long and extensive experience in the field of coffee for more than 130 years.

[@alazharresidents6055]

Great
Jazakallah

[@abdealishmustafa]

Yemen coffee- best coffee for consumers.