Stories From Origin and Updates
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![Sustainable Coffee Produced by Indigenous Peoples Who Protect Mother Earth](http://www.colombiacoffeeroasters.co.uk/cdn/shop/articles/compracafe.jpg?v=1686319542&width=1080)
Between northern Colombia and Venezuela, close to the Caribbean coast and Milly’s hometown lies the Serranía del Perijá. The area is also home to around 700 families of indigenous peoples that have inhabited the Serrania del Perijá and the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta for centuries. Our newest arrival of Colombian coffee is the product of their efforts. Learn more about their work and why their coffee is environmentally sustainable.
![Meet Our Farmers: Hacienda El Porvenir](http://www.colombiacoffeeroasters.co.uk/cdn/shop/articles/Colombian_Coffee_Hacienda_El_Porvenir_Red_Honey.jpg?v=1683717248&width=1080)
![What is a Natural Coffee and Why You Should Try It?](http://www.colombiacoffeeroasters.co.uk/cdn/shop/articles/Coffee_cherries.jpg?v=1680778787&width=1080)
What does it mean when the label in your coffee bag states that coffee is “natural”? Let’s find out more about this environmentally friendly coffee processing method that produces a sweeter cup.