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Introduction to the Kilimanjaro Coffee Region in Tanzania

Published: 2026-11-08 Author: sq 👁 8 views
Last updated 2026-11-08 — Tanzania is located in the Southern Hemisphere and borders other coffee-producing countries such as Kenya, Rwanda, and Burundi. Coffee was introduced to Tanzania from Ethiopia in the 16th century and became a cash crop during the German colonial period. Locals refer to coffee as kahawa. The main coffee production season runs from June to August each year.

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(Kilimanjaro),,.Kilimanjaro Region is Tanzania’s largest coffee-producing area. Since the colonial era, it has been the hub of coffee cultivation in East Africa. The provincial capital of Kilimanjaro, “Moshi (Moshi),” is also known as the “Coffee City” because it hosts the country’s largest coffee trade and processing center.

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N39,(Bourbon),(Typica),(Kent),.Its cup profile is similar to that of neighboring Kenya but with softer acidity, a rounder mouthfeel, and fruit aromas with a chocolate aftertaste.


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AA:17~18(7.20mm)
AB:15~16(6.8mm~6.2mm)
C:12~14(4.8mm~5.6mm)
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