The Monsooned coffee produced only in India during monsoon months, on the western coastal city of Mangaluru town. From June through September, the selected beans are exposed to moisture-laden monsoon winds in well-ventilated warehouses. The monsooning process involves careful handling, repeated spreading, raking and turning around in regular intervals. This process is repeated until the coffee beans, bleaches and slowly starts bloating by absorbing the humidity. This process takes 20 to 40 days, depending on the intensity of the rainfall and raise in the humidity. The beans absorb moisture and get significantly larger, turning a pale golden colour. Further micro-sorting is done to separate fully monsooned beans.
Once the coffee beans have absorbed humidity at a level of above 17%, they are filled in food grade jute bags which are stacked until the coffee beans mellows sufficiently and moisture content also reduces to around 13%. Next the coffee beans are polished and graded. AA grade is passed on gravity separator to remove unmonsooned beans, light particles and light weight beans. From gravity separator, the coffee is passed through trichromatic colour sorter in two stages. This specially monsooned Malabar is used in different blends in Espresso, because of its low acidity and medium body.
You benefit from our experience in delivering effective solutions to the complex supply chains of some of the biggest corporations.
You benefit from every innovation, whether it involves a simple extension to our Road Freight products, whether it means a development in container handling.
All of which explains why you’ll find the team of outstanding support at Akash Shipping Agency ready to apply their passion for solutions in support of your business.