March 10th, 2010
I see coffee shops selling Brazilian coffee, Argentinian coffee, columbian coffee, etc etc etc. Does Chile make coffee? And if so, where have you seen it?
They do not on a global scale, it is not listed anywhere as an export. Maybe they grow it on a small scale and keep it within their country.
Hopefully there are some Chileans out there that can help us out.
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They grow coffee beans in Chile. Its a major export.
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I think yes.
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They do not on a global scale, it is not listed anywhere as an export. Maybe they grow it on a small scale and keep it within their country.
Hopefully there are some Chileans out there that can help us out.
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They do. Try looking online for Chilean Coffee. There are many online. http://www.coffeesforconnoisseurs.com/
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