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PROFESSIONAL FARMING FOR 
SUSTAINABLE PRODUCTION

OUR FARMS

Alta Mogiana is a traditional coffee region covering the northeast of the State of São Paulo and also some cities in the State of Minas Gerais. The tradition of producing the best coffees comes due to natural conditions as altitude, climate and ideal rainfall and as a result of extensive experience in growing and processing specialty coffees. Known worldwide for producing Arabica coffees of exceptional quality, with a distinct profile, featuring balanced body and acidity, excellent natural sweetness and a caramelized fragrance, the region is located on a plateau with an altitude between 800 meters and 1200 meters, being Pedregulho one of the highest cities of the region and the state.

O’Coffee is composed by seven farms: Nossa Senhora Aparecida, São José, Santa Rita, Santa Maria, Santa Adélia, Santa Helena and Fazendinha. The farms have 5,300 hectares, being 1,523 hectares dedicated to coffee plantation. It has an average altitude of 1,000 meters above sea level, temperatures around 22ºC and an average rainfall of 1,600 mm/year, distributed mainly during summer, alternating with dry periods in winter.

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Pedregulho

City known by its finest terroir to coffee cultivation.

São Paulo

State with tradition on producing Arabica coffee.

Alta Mogiana

Refeered region of specialty coffee provenance.

O'Coffee

With average altitude 1000m.

We can see all natural beauties here.

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Santa Adelia Farm

310,93 ha

Yellow Catuai

Nossa Senhora Aparecida Farm

 

390 ha

Yellow Bourbon, Red Catuai, Acaia

and Mundo Novo

Fazendinha Farm

245,03 ha

Yellow Catuai, Yellow Catucai,

Arara and Mundo Novo

São José Farm

50,86 ha

Yellow Bourbon and Acaia

Santa Maria Farm

301,36 ha

Yellow Bourbon, Yellow Catuai

Yellow Icatu, Yellow Catucai

and Mundo Novo

Santa Rita Farm

24,54 ha

Mundo Novo and Red Catuai

Santa Helena Farm

200 ha

Yellow Catuai

OUR VARIETALS

Each coffee variety has specific attributes of aroma, body, acidity and sweetness. O’Coffee cultivates several varieties to match customer’s need. Before selecting a new variety to be cultivated in the farms, the company always looks for the one that best fits to the farm’s altitude, soil, climate and plantation system.

It is a tree of large size, uniform maturarion, large beans, easy climate adaptation and good productivity level.

ACAIA

This coffee variety has a large size, smaller beans and one of the mais characteristics is the earliness of ripening the cherries, which are yellow. It has medium yield, with fragances and flavors usually sweet and citrics.

BOURBON

This variety has an easy adaptation to different soils and climates. It is more resistant to frost and has a good uniformity of ripeness, which results on a harvest with few green beans.

MUNDO NOVO

The tree has a large and vigorous size, the maturation is in the middle of harvesting season. It adapts to altitudes above 800 meters and show high yields.

ICATU

It is adapted to high altitudes, allowing the coffee beans absorb more nutrients during their maturation process, presenting high yields. It has smaller tree size compared to Bourbon. Another great characteristic of Catuai is the resistance to rust, a typical disease of coffee plants.

CATUAI

Vigorous plant, high yields, good recovery of production between years, resistance to rust and uniform maturation. It presents typical flavor that reminds chocolate sweetness.

CATUCAI

PARTNERS

A new business approach O’Coffee has developed. Based on partnerships with selected local farmers, we included new farms on our operation to offer a consistent supply of our specialty coffees standards over the year, according to our client's specific demands.

All the coffees follow our strict quality control system, with coffee beans being originated farm-traceable, processed, blended and cupped, matching one the standards of our specialty coffees.

 

This is a new channel for clients to grow their coffee business through the reliable partnership developed with O’Coffee.

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