
Resilience with the Aroma of Coffee
Following the earthquake in Colombia’s Coffee Region, Buencafé resumes 100% of operations and unites to support the reconstruction of local coffee growers.
This event will take place from Wednesday, October 2, to Saturday, October 5, 2024, at Corferias, Bogotá, featuring over 120 national and international exhibitors.
Buencafé, 100% Colombian Freeze-Dried Coffee, the company representing Colombian coffee growers, will be present with the brand Café Buendía at the XV edition of the ‘Cafés de Colombia Expo 2024’, the main event for promoting high-quality Colombian coffee and a meeting point for the coffee industry in the country. Attendees who visit our stand will be able to taste flavored coffees and learn about new preparations they can make with Café Buendía.
Organized by Café de Colombia and Corferias, in collaboration with the Coffee Research Center (Cenicafé), the expo aims to promote domestic coffee consumption and showcase the latest trends and innovations in the sector. This edition, which expects to attract both experts and enthusiasts, will be a key space for fostering valuable connections in the industry, exploring new products, and establishing business opportunities.
The expo program will include a series of activities designed to enrich the attendees’ experience:
The event is considered one of the most important in the national and regional coffee industry calendar. It serves not only as a platform to showcase products but also as a key space for education, knowledge exchange, and establishing new commercial alliances.
For Buencafé, Café Buendía’s participation in Cafés de Colombia Expo 2024 not only means the opportunity to offer and educate about our 100% Colombian coffee, but also represents a chance to reaffirm our commitment to Colombian coffee-growing families, who, through sustainable practices and artisanal harvesting techniques, ensure the highest quality in every bean. See you at Cafés de Colombia Expo 2024!

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