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Nossos negócios

Sobre nós

Na Coffee Roasters of Jamaica, comercializamos com sucesso o café Jamaica Blue Mountain® por mais de dezesseis anos. Decidi estabelecer a Country Traders Limited no início dos anos 90, depois de comercializar o café Jablum para o comércio turístico na costa norte da Jamaica. Sempre tive paixão por café e excelência e decidi abrir minha própria torrefação onde minha visão de criar um blend perfeito pudesse ganhar vida. Fui ao Jamaican Coffee Industry Board para receber treinamento como provador, de modo que junto com nosso provador sênior - David K. Evans (um dos primeiros e melhores provadores da Jamaica enviado pelo Conselho da Indústria do Café para treinamento na Inglaterra em 1991, e ainda provando ativamente aos 86 anos), para que eu pudesse desempenhar um papel ativo na manutenção da qualidade de nossos produtos.

À medida que nosso negócio crescia, meu pai, John Fletcher, se aposentou da Salada Foods – uma das maiores empresas de fabricação de café do país. Com seu conhecimento de fabricação, tendo administrado a Salada por muitos anos de sucesso e longe de estar pronto para a aposentadoria, ele ficou encantado em se juntar à equipe Coffee Roasters. Normalmente o pai abre o negócio e convida os filhos para entrarem na empresa – desta vez foi o contrário. Independentemente de como começou, meu pai e eu formamos uma ótima equipe.

Somos uma empresa familiar, onde buscamos um serviço rápido e confiável, colocando nosso café em suas mãos em no máximo três semanas (para pedidos acima de 10 libras) e pedidos menores em apenas dois a três dias. Sabemos que nosso sucesso depende inteiramente de manter a confiança de nossos clientes na qualidade de nossos produtos, por isso prestamos muita atenção ao seu café em todas as etapas, desde a compra, degustação, torrefação, embalagem e entrega. Coffee Roasters of Jamaica fornece aproximadamente 2000 lbs. de café todas as semanas para o mercado local jamaicano e para a indústria do turismo. Mantemos um bom relacionamento com nossos cafeicultores para garantir grãos da mais alta qualidade. Todo o nosso café é embalado a vácuo em sacos de papel alumínio de alta qualidade, o que oferece proteção máxima contra a oxidação (envelhecimento).

A Jamaica produz cerca de 4 milhões de libras de grãos de café por ano, dois terços dos quais são café Blue Mountain®. Quase 90% das exportações de café da Jamaica vão para o Japão, então as quantidades locais são muito pequenas. Quando você compra café da Coffee Roasters of Jamaica, você tem a garantia de obter 100% de café jamaicano - porque esse é o único café que manuseamos. Você também tem a garantia de obter o melhor valor pelo seu dinheiro – sem intermediários, sem misturas mistas, sem custos extras adicionais.

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Nossa história

Era o alvorecer dos anos 1990.

Nossa família morava em Kingston: uma cidade metropolitana, industrializada, moderna, mas cercada por uma paisagem encantadora. Uma área particularmente bonita são as Montanhas Azuis, um lugar exuberante e enevoado, cheio de mística e maravilha, e o local perfeito para o cultivo e colheita de grãos de café.

…Descobrimos que no coração de Kingston, muitos hábitos cotidianos de nosso antigo estilo de vida jamaicano estavam desaparecendo, sobrevivendo apenas como memórias cheias de sabores e aromas doces.

Aromas como os que vêm da cozinha de uma mãe… o cheiro doce de banana frita, ackee e peixe salgado, e o melhor de tudo… o aroma do café… o verdadeiro café Jamaica Blue Mountain®.

Então fui trabalhar…

Em 1994, junto com a ajuda de meu pai, cujos anos de experiência em fabricação foram inestimáveis, estabelecemos nossa torrefadora – Coffee Roasters of Jamaica Limited, uma das dez torrefadoras jamaicanas reconhecidas e licenciadas pelo Jamaican Coffee Industry Board.

Com o compromisso de trazer a torrefação de café de volta aos padrões tradicionalmente elevados, treinei a mim mesmo e equipe diligentemente para me tornar especialistas na arte de torrefação e mistura de grãos de café.

Hoje, nossa dedicação é a mesma de então.

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Nossas misturas vêm de grãos de café arábica típicos, que são maiores e produzem um café de qualidade muito superior. Produzimos café Jamaica Blue Mountain® 100% autêntico, processado e torrado meticulosamente de acordo com os mais altos padrões.

Os métodos e processos utilizados na produção de café industrializado nunca fizeram parte de nossa abordagem. Nós torramos nosso café em pequenos torrefadores a gás (um Probat e um Lilla) cuidadosamente supervisionados por nossos dedicados trabalhadores. Como resultado, oferecemos um sabor sutil e multifacetado ao nosso café, que é ao mesmo tempo interessante e complexo.

O café CRJ 100% autêntico Blue Mountain® é reconhecido em todo o mundo por seu sabor encorpado e aroma diferenciado.

Portanto, é aqui que, tanto para o trabalho quanto para o prazer, nossa família jamaicana da Coffee Roasters of Jamaica está sempre cultivando nossas técnicas de torrefação e nossas amadas tradições para manter vocês, nossos clientes, satisfeitos.

O time

Na Coffee Roasters of Jamaica, reconhecemos que as pessoas que realmente fazem a diferença são as pessoas que trabalham nos bastidores para produzir nossos cafés e vendê-los aos nossos clientes todos os dias.

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Erguendo-se 7.402 pés acima do nível do mar, as majestosas Montanhas Azuis são consideradas as mais belas do Caribe. Estendendo-se entre Port Antonio e Kingston, eles são facilmente acessíveis. Você descobrirá assentamentos minúsculos e pitorescos, excelentes trilhas para caminhadas, panoramas de tirar o fôlego e café Blue Mountain® para o conhecedor. De longe, as Blue Mountains são realmente azuis. Um azul enevoado da cobertura quase perpétua das nuvens. Mas à medida que se aproxima, subindo pelas estradas estreitas e sinuosas, desviando-se de cabras, mulas e vacas ocasionais, o nevoeiro afina e as cores tornam-se num verde inabalável na memória.

Conforme você sobe cada vez mais alto, o ar fica mais frio e fresco. Nessas elevações mais altas, não é incomum dirigir através das nuvens. Estenda a mão para fora da janela; você pode sentir sua umidade. Contornando a estrada, você verá plantas de bambu compartilhando o ambiente de floresta tropical com trepadeiras tropicais, samambaias, bananeiras e coqueiros. A cerca de 3.000 pés de altitude, você entrará na mundialmente famosa região de Blue Mountain.

Várias pequenas plantações pontilham a beira da estrada e oferecem uma boa oportunidade para parar, esticar as pernas e saborear uma xícara do melhor café do mundo junto com a paisagem incrível.

A temperatura cai significativamente com a elevação (60 graus nos níveis mais altos) e o ar fica doce. Existem cinco picos principais no que é chamado de Grand Ridge: John Crow (5.750 pés), St. John's Peak (6.332 pés), Mossman's Peak (6.703), High Peak (6.812 pés) e o mais alto de todos, Blue Mountain Peak (7.402 pés).

No ponto mais alto de sua excursão, você encontrará o posto militar de Newcastle. A estrada passa direto pela base de treinamento da Força de Defesa da Jamaica aqui. Além da portaria, há uma área de estacionamento onde você pode apreciar a vista inspiradora do que está à frente, se continuar pelo outro lado. Existem duas rotas pelas montanhas, a rota A3 de Annotto Bay a Kingston é a principal estrada. A outra rota mais cênica, conforme descrito acima, é a B1. Ele viaja de Buff Bay para Kingston via Newcastle.

No entanto, as estradas pavimentadas não o levarão a nenhum dos picos. Se você tem vontade de chegar ao topo, calce as botas e comece a caminhar. Existem boas trilhas para caminhadas e passeios guiados podem ser organizados. Existem cerca de 250 espécies de aves que vivem nas montanhas. Eles também abrigam a borboleta rabo de andorinha de seis polegadas, a maior borboleta do hemisfério ocidental.
Passeios noturnos levam os caminhantes pelas plantações de café, ao longo de cachoeiras e até o Blue Mountain Peak, o topo da Jamaica. Dessa altitude, em um dia claro, dizem, você pode ver Cuba.

Café Blue Mountain®
A questão agora deve ser respondida em termos frios e empíricos. É realmente o melhor café do mundo? Qualquer resposta é subjetiva, mas há muitos que se levantaram e declararam sua lealdade. Entre os campeões estava o autor Ian Fleming. Fleming, que vivia meio período na Jamaica, não permitia que seu herói literário (e homem de bom gosto), James Bond, bebesse qualquer outro. Enquanto Bond se senta para o café da manhã em uma página de “Live and Let Die”, Fleming declara abertamente: “Café Blue Mountain®, o mais delicioso do mundo…”

O sentimento é amplamente compartilhado, mas pode ser uma surpresa para os não iniciados que, nos Estados Unidos, os aficionados por café pagam mais de US$ 30 (e até US$ 50) por libra pelo prazer.
Porquê tanto? Porque a oferta é baixa e a demanda é alta. Blue Mountain tem gosto como nenhum outro. Seu sabor está ligado a fenômenos geográficos e climatológicos encontrados apenas em uma pequena parte da Jamaica.

O café jamaicano vem do grão arábica, um grão muito mais frágil e saboroso do que o grão robusta. Ele também contém menos cafeína do que o café Robusta.

A colheita do café Blue Mountain® é trabalhosa e ocorre apenas quando os grãos, ou cerejas, como são propriamente chamados, estão maduros. Eles são literalmente escolhidos a dedo. Um por vez. O café não é nativo da Jamaica. Ou o Caribe para esse assunto. Suas origens estão no Iêmen e foram transportadas por todo o mundo pelos europeus. O folclore diz que Luís XV da França enviou três plantas para a Martinica em 1723. Duas plantas morreram no caminho e a única planta sobrevivente acabou na Jamaica. A partir disso, a indústria do café passou a dever sua herança.

Em 1953, o governo decretou que apenas o café cultivado em uma região específica da cordilheira e processado por quatro propriedades (Mavis Bank, Silver Hill, Moy Hall e a Estação do Governo em Wallenford) poderia ser certificado como 100% café Blue Mountain®. Qualquer outro café jamaicano seria classificado como café High Mountain ou Low-Land.

O café jamaicano ocupava um nicho sólido no mercado de café gourmet. Mas, em 1988, a Jamaica foi novamente atingida por uma violenta tempestade. O furacão Gilbert, com ventos de 150 mph, danificou 70% dos campos e fábricas, praticamente interrompendo a produção por dois anos. Só recentemente a produção voltou aos níveis anteriores. Marcas de identificação em todas as embalagens de café Blue Mountain®, garantindo a melhor qualidade, fazem parte do sistema de controle de qualidade estabelecido pelo Conselho da Indústria do Café. Os rótulos das embalagens indicam se é uma mistura ou 100%.

Devido ao seu custo, você não encontrará o café Blue Mountain® servido em todos os hotéis e restaurantes da ilha. No entanto, você pode comprar café de marca, como Country Traders, em lojas locais por muito menos do que nos EUA. Até então, a questão original permanece. É o melhor café do mundo? Saboreie uma xícara só sua. Certamente você concorda com 007.

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The 20 countries with the lowest national debt in 2022 in relation to gross domestic product (GDP)
CharacteristicNational debt in relation to GDP
Macao SAR0%
Brunei Darussalam2.06%
Kuwait2.92%
Hong Kong SAR4.26%
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Top Foreign Holders of U.S. Debt
RankCountryShare of Total
1🇯🇵 Japan14.7%
2🇨🇳 China11.9%
3🇬🇧 United Kingdom8.9%
4🇧🇪 Belgium4.8%
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International Monetary Fund
Headquarters in Washington, D.C.
Main organBoard of Governors
Parent organizationUnited Nations
Budget (2022)$1.2 billion USD
Staff2,400
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List
Country/RegionExternal debt US dollarsDate
United States24.5 trillionDecember 2022
United Kingdom8.73 trillionJune 2022
France7.04 trillionJune 2022
Germany6.46 trillionJune 2022
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How much Pakistan owes to IMF? ›

Multilateral Debt

A major share of Pakistan's debt is owed to multilateral institutions, amounting to roughly $45 billion. Islamabad's main multilateral creditors include the World Bank ($18 billion), the Asian Development Bank ($15 billion) and the IMF ($7.6 billion).

Which countries do not borrow money? ›

Countries with the Lowest National Debt
  • Brunei. 3.2%
  • Afghanistan. 7.8%
  • Kuwait. 11.5%
  • Democratic Republic of Congo. 15.2%
  • Eswatini. 15.5%
  • Palestine. 16.4%
  • Russia. 17.8%

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The United States contributes $117 billion to the IMF quota (17.46%). In addition, the United States has contributed $44 billion to funds at the IMF that supplement quota resources. As of February 11, 2022, the IMF had total lending commitments around $239.2 billion.

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However, this has declined over time, and as of 2022 they controlled approximately 25% of foreign-owned debt. As of January 2023, the five countries owning the most US debt are Japan ($1.1 trillion), China ($859 billion), the United Kingdom ($668 billion), Belgium ($331 billion), and Luxembourg ($318 billion).

Why does the US owe so much money? ›

Since the government almost always spends more than it takes in via taxes and other revenue, the national debt continues to rise. To finance federal budget deficits, the U.S. government issues government bonds, known as Treasuries.

How much does America owe China? ›

Top Foreign Holders of U.S. Debt
RankCountryU.S. Treasury Holdings
2🇨🇳 China$867B
3🇬🇧 United Kingdom$655B
4🇧🇪 Belgium$354B
5🇱🇺 Luxembourg$329B
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How much debt does America have? ›

For several years, the nation's debt has been bigger than its gross domestic product, which was $26.13 trillion in the fourth quarter of 2022. Debt-to-GDP is a useful metric for analyzing the debt over long time spans, as it puts the debt into relative terms by comparing it against the size of the national economy.

How much does Pakistan owe to China? ›

Table 1: Pakistan's Public Debt (31 st March, 2022)
LenderAmount Outstanding ($ million)
Japan4,632
Germany1,598
France1,299
China (Bilateral)14,503
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How much is Pakistan in debt to America? ›

Pakistan External Debt: USD mn data is updated quarterly, available from Jun 2006 to Mar 2023. The data reached an all-time high of 130.6 USD bn in Dec 2021 and a record low of 37.2 USD bn in Jun 2006.

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