
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.
Together we make the heart of Colombia beat stronger!
Today, after the earthquake of August 10th, the Coffee Region and western Colombia face the challenge of rebuilding, and Buencafé extends this call for solidarity to accompany them in this process.
To our entire global family united by the love for the best coffee in the world: Infinite thanks!
These past few days have reminded us of the immense value of solidarity. Following the earthquake on August 10th that shook our beautiful coffee region, we have received an avalanche of messages filled with affection, concern, and support from all corners of the planet. Feeling your closeness fills us with unwavering energy.
Today, with a big smile and a heart full of gratitude, we want to share excellent news: our entire team and their families are safe and sound! Thanks to the absolute commitment of our people and the great solidity of our facilities, we have resumed 100% of our operations safely. The machinery keeps moving, and the aroma of coffee does not stop!
United by our heroes of the countryside
While our plant stands firm, we know that the strength of our industry is born in the countryside. Hundreds of our brave coffee growers have faced difficult challenges after losing their homes and part of their agricultural infrastructure. But if there is something that defines the Colombian coffee grower, it is their strength, drive, and capacity to flourish in the face of adversity.
The future is bright and we build it together
We have the absolute certainty that, with the support, strength, and union of everyone, Colombia and its coffee growing culture will emerge much stronger from this chapter. Every seed we plant today with solidarity will be the best coffee we share tomorrow.
This experience has shown us that we have built much more than commercial relationships; we are a true and great global family.

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