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PDC Origin Stories: Three people stand on top of a hill, looking out at a coffee farm in Colombia.
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The Future of Specialty Coffee Depends on Who Stays at Origin

August 4, 2026 baristamagazine Comments Off on The Future of Specialty Coffee Depends on Who Stays at Origin

One young farmer’s story shows why the future of coffee depends on creating opportunities at origin. BY LUIS MOJICA PEREZ BARISTA MAGAZINE ONLINE Photos courtesy of Project to Decolonize Coffee What to know: The first […]

Project to Decolonize Coffee: A group of coffee producers in Colombia
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Power to Producers—A Look at “Project to Decolonize Coffee” in Colombia

January 15, 2026 Emily Joy Meneses Comments Off on Power to Producers—A Look at “Project to Decolonize Coffee” in Colombia

In a region of Colombia healing from decades of internal conflict, Luis Mojica has set out to empower coffee-growing communities for the long-term. BY EMILY JOY MENESES ONLINE EDITOR Photos courtesy of Project to Decolonize […]

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