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What does coffee mean to MF PRODUCTS UK ?

The founders of MF PRODUCTS UK have been in the coffee industry for over 2 decades. Many have grown up working on the same fields that are producing these world class beans today. Laboured in Blue Mountain, Jamaica, the quality harboured in each bean is guaranteed to remain exquisite with a tantalizing aroma that will leave you enticed. Visit www.mfproducts.co.uk and you will see the difference. Coffee to MF is more than just the beans however, it’s a way of life. Waking up in the early hours of the morning MF workers make the ultimate sacrifice to ensure that the best beans are harvested for you. As a business, MF PRODUCTS UK have an ethos in going straight to the source and cutting out the middleman. By doing this they reduce the possibility of exploitation and abuse during business. To many businesses going to the source is often seen as undesirable and tedious but not to MF PRODUCTS UK. At MF PRODUCTS UK travelling to Dublin to witness the process of beans being roasted or flying 7537 miles away to Blue Mountain to learn about the origins of Jamaican coffee beans is often seen as essential in consolidating the company’s identity. That’s what separates MF PRODUCTS from other coffee corporations, at MF PRODUCTS the trivial things are always considered and respected.

At MF PRODUCTS UK the coffee’s taste is indisputably unique due to its rich and alluring flavour that will leave you longing for more. “Why is their coffee so amazing?” I hear you ask . Well, its due to an accumulation of factors. The Blue Mountains serve as the highest peak in Jamaica and provide an ideal climate for growing high-quality coffee. A cool, misty climate with prominent levels of rainfall precipitates soil to ensure that it is incredibly moist and fertile. The reduced oxygen at an altitude of over 5,000ft produces a richer coffee bean, with plants growing slower than normal and therefore having a more concentrated flavour. Due to this extended and rather profound service, it may not come to you as a surprise that MF coffee is quite rare, with 80% of its exports going to Japan that leaves only 20% for the rest of the world. Now you do the maths. It's this exclusivity that makes MF coffee so special and therefore is treated with upmost respect by its cultivators with the hope to continue this treatment for many more centuries.


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