Nat Coffee

For the agenda:

Find us at the World of Coffee Bangkok (7-9 May) with fresh lots from Bhutan🇧🇹🐲 and Myanmar 🇲🇲!

More details to come! Stay tuned!

Hi Chin coffee lovers and fans!

You get the unique chance to taste our exceptional coffees from Chin Litäi Women Group.

At Nat Coffee we are excited to announce the cuppings will take place at the cupping room on Thursday 16th April and at booth 18 from the Koffieschool on Friday, 17th April.

Feel free to contact us to place an order for samples or coffee here: [email protected].

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Today, I am glad to become member of the "Society Switzerland - Bhutan". 🇧🇹🇨🇭

In September/ October 2025 we started exploring the Bhutan Kingdom 👑 for innovative coffee cultivation. Together with the farmers we deepened the dialogue about the choice of new coffee varieties turning first milestones into collaborations, while roasting coffee during the past 5 months and sharing our feedback from as well as Nat Coffee and J. David Waldman. We all agree: the mindful cup experience has no precedent. Bhutan, and Bhutan coffee is all and beyond the expected! 👌❤️

Thank you Claudio Zingg for organizing the General Assembly and hosting interesting speakers who worked in Bhutan with His Majesty and the people.

📷 with Chaqshu Tandin Bidha

https://www.gnlm.com.mm/myanmar-coffee-sector-lures-investment-from-china-indonesia-japan-rok/

Source: The Global LIGHT Myanmar, Myanmar Coffee Association

For almost 10 years the information about the Myanmar coffee sector are undermined by the association. The newspaper article states the same number of 10.000 metric tons for 10 years. How come there was no change in a decade whilst being said that the extension of coffee is progressing?

It seems the collection has stopped since 2021. But not stopped have the funds via Thailand to the war-torn nation.

Myanmar coffee sector lures investment from China, Indonesia, Japan, ROK - Global New Light Of Myanmar Investors from China, Indonesia, Japan and the Republic of Korea showed growing interest in the Myanmar coffee production sector, and they are closely