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A sweet, balanced, and vibrant coffee, traceable to various small-holder farmers in Laboyano's Valley, Huila. 

Colombia Laboyano 

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Topeca Coffee Roasters is fully dedicated to helping strengthen sustainability throughout the coffee value chain. This mission began at the turn of millennium when the family's farm was hit hard by the C Market crash of 2001. Rather then closing their doors, they took the leap to invest in the infrastructure and education needed to cut out all the middlemen between producer and consumer; in the end, establishing one of the first vertically integrated, seed-to-cup, coffee companies in the world. 

This vision continues today at every level of Topeca's supply chain, from the farms, to the mills, to the roastery and cafes. Topeca focuses on improving sustainability through diligently crafting quality products, creating opportunities for education and training for both employees and consumers, and treating everyone from farm worker to cafe customer with professionalism. 

Topeca is committed to purchasing coffees that are fully traceable, sustainably produced, and ethically traded. 

Topeca Coffee Roasters

Ian Picco

Vertically-integrated coffee company based in Tulsa, OK. Family owned since 1850. Topeca owns two award winning farms, Fincas Ayuteqpeque and el Manzano in El Salvador, where they source much of their coffee. Topeca is also home to the 2018 U.S. Roaster Champion. 

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