Extra Shot | Costa Rica Once Grew Chile's Best Coffee Ep. 14
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Takeaways
- Costa Rica's commercial coffee history dates back to the 1830s.
- Producers initially struggled to find markets for their coffee.
- Direct trade routes were established by shipping entrepreneur William Le Lacheur.
- Costa Rican coffee was often exported through Chile to Europe.
- The lack of infrastructure hindered coffee distribution in early years.
- William Le Lacheur played a crucial role in connecting Costa Rican coffee to England.
- Costa Rican coffee producers were determined to improve their market situation.
- The legacy of Costa Rican coffee includes advancements in processing technology.
- Costa Rican coffee was recognized for its quality even before the specialty coffee movement.
- The determination of coffee producers has shaped the industry's evolution in Costa Rica.
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