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Jarbas

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In 1985, Jarbas, already heir to agricultural traditions but also a young banker passionate about visiting farms through work, bravely embraced a life opportunity: acquiring a rural property and immersing himself wholeheartedly in field activities. Opting for coffee farming, his choice was influenced by the unique characteristics of altitude, soil, and climate that embraced the 20 hectares of land at Bela Vista Estate. Thus, in 1988, the emergence of the first plot of yellow catuaí was witnessed, promising fertile days ahead.

Over the years, Bela Vista Farm flourished, becoming a true coffee paradise. In 2000, the legalization of the property's Legal Reserve and APP - Permanent Preservation Area brought a new dimension of responsibility, strengthening Jarbas' commitment to preservation and environmental balance. However, it wasn't just the farm that grew; an entire community thrived, united by the vision of a better future.

Embracing natural management practices and producing organic coffee, Jarbas values honesty, excellence in work, and respect for others.

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We invite you to connect with the humanity behind coffee, exploring the unique essence of coffee farms that capture not only the beauty of nature, but also the richness of culture and the dedicated effort of coffee farmers. It's an opportunity to celebrate not just the beverage we love, but also the people and communities that make each sip possible.

Join us on this visual journey and immerse yourself in the magic of the places where coffee comes to life!

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Traceability

Explore the coffee data meticulously traced by TVRT Tech Trade.

Join us in appreciating the significance of humanizing coffee consumption by choosing traced coffees.

Type
Arabica
Process
Natural
Aspect
Fine Cup Premium
Sieve
16up
Cup
Specialty+
Fermentation
-
Score
82 - 88
Availability
Orders - September
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TVRT Responsibly Sourced Protocol

Environmental Indicators

Biodiversity and Conservation; Soil and Nutrient Management; Crop Protection; Agrochemicals; Water Management; Waste Management; Energy; Climate Change and Emissions.

Social Indicators

Health, Well-being, and Safety; Child Labor and Education; Working and Living Conditions.

Indicators of Governance

Farm Management; Traceability; Land Rights and Legal Compliance.

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