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A Renovated Buendía Market Awaits You in Chinchiná
Buencafé, the only company specializing in the freeze-drying of 100% Colombian coffee, and its brand Café Buendía, are pleased to announce the reopening of the newly renovated Buendía Market in Chinchiná, Caldas.
Buendía Market has been transformed into a modern and welcoming space, designed to offer maximum comfort and a new shopping experience to all who visit. With an expanded area of 59 square meters, the store has improved its accessibility and created an environment that invites customers to discover and interact with the brand’s products.
For Buencafé, this reopening, along with the unveiling of its new image, represents a significant step in the company’s growth and its commitment to adding value to Colombian coffee. As expressed by its CEO, Mauricio Trujillo Díaz, “… we are committed to our Colombian coffee growers. That is why we constantly evolve to adapt to the market and consumption trends, with the aim of growing and continuing to add value to 100% Colombian coffee.”
However, this is not the only novelty that the company, representing Colombia’s coffee farmers, has prepared for 100% Colombian coffee lovers. In addition to its renovated facilities, Café Buendía is launching new products: Buendía Classic Latte and Caramel Latte, as well as coffee ice cream and cookies—innovations that maintain the quality, diversity, and unique, authentic flavor of our coffee.
We extend this invitation to all coffee growers, the community of Chinchiná, and coffee lovers from all over the region and the country to visit and enjoy the Buendía Market experience. It is a place where you will not only find the best coffee, but also celebrate the tradition and hard work of Colombia’s coffee farmers, who are the heart and soul of our company.
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