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Dear Sir/Madam,

I work with an established coffee company in Kenya, that specializes in the export of green Arabica coffee beans.
I'm offering to supply coffee beans to your esteemed company of whatever quantity you will be interested in purchasing. I have a local representative in Brussels Belgium which would make our trade affiliation much simpler. If you express interest you are free to call or email me

The grades available include:

AA - While it may be widely known as a type of Kenya coffee, Kenya AA
is actually a grade of coffee. Beans with a screen size of 7.2
millimeters (approximately *8/*4 of an inch and often referred to as a
screen size of *8) are assigned the grade AA. This grade of coffee
often receives a higher price than other grades.

AB - Slightly smaller than AA, with a screen size of 6.8 millimeters
(or *7/*4 of an inch). On average, *0% of Kenyan coffee is assigned
this grade.

PB Pea berry beans. About *0% of Kenyan coffee falls into this category.

E - Elephant beans. This category includes the largest beans. Fairly
rare in occurrence, in some cases, this grade will include pea berry
beans.

C - Beans too small for the AB category, including smaller pea berry beans.

TT - Smaller beans normally separated from more saleable AA, AB, and E grades.

T - The smallest grade of beans. Most of these beans are actually broken pieces.

Mbuni This is unwashed coffee. This coffee went unpicked from the
tree and merely fell off after ripening. The resulting coffee is
generally sour in taste and therefore this grade draws a low price.
Approximately 7 percent of Kenyan coffee receives this grade.

Awaiting your favorable response.

Kind regards,
Jones