SusanVillota Posted May 8, 2020 Share Posted May 8, 2020 (edited) SUPPORT THIS PROJECT BY PREPURCHASING YOUR COFFEE BEANS OR COFFEE MUGS. *We were supposed to launch this project in June this year but due to the COVID-19 situation, I have decided to create this crowdfunding campaign to accelerate this launch and start helping local roasters that are suffering as coffee shops are closed and their sales have dropped drastically. Thailand's Coffee Marketplace - Connecting Local Farmers & Roasters With Coffee LOVERS all around Thailand. COFFEE Culture is an online marketplace for coffee lovers in Thailand. It's a place where people like you can buy freshly-roasted coffee directly from Thai roasters. Simply put, www.coffeeculture.asia is reinventing the way people discover, buy, and enjoy coffee. Our Story: Coffee Culture was born out of a love for two things, good coffee and local artisan coffee makers in Thailand. Our GOAL is to bridge the gap between the producer and the consumer in Thailand. To help the local Thai people that might not have enough money to market or sell their beans effectively. That’s why we have created a marketplace online, where farmers can showcase and sell their roasts to buyers. Coffee Culture Is: A coffee market place where you can find your favourite Thai coffee A coffee subscription that will feature different beans and enjoy coffee with distinctive flavors A marketplace that supports local roasters to sell directly to consumers Get to know coffee growers and their story Develop an online community of Coffee lovers around Thailand One Marketplace, Many Roasters Coffee Culture aims to bridge the gap between coffee roasters and coffee lovers in Thailand. With our online marketplace, the coffee roasters can focus on developing their blends while giving their crafted coffee products a chance to survive, to be discovered, and to be tasted all around Thailand. So no matter where you are in Thailand, you can taste several coffee blends and find your very own favourite coffee blend from one of Thailand’s very own local coffee roasters. Uplifting Local Thai Farmers & Roasters One day Susan after being frustrated with how hard it was to find different types of coffee beans and ground coffees from Thailand. The only way she could find coffee beans was by going to supermarkets or some of the coffee shops, and usually, they are either too expensive or the quality was not she wanted. She then started searching for coffee from all around Thailand, being able to speak, read and write Thai made all of this possible. She soon after discovered many amazing coffee beans in Thailand, that were being farmed locally and roasted by Thais. After a while, people started asking her where she bought her coffee beans from and eventually started ordering for these roasters.. “I want to help local Thai people, who are doing what they love most. To give their coffee product the chance to survive by giving them the awareness needed for potential customers to buy them. Business owners should focus on developing their business to reach the goals and dreams they have.” – Susan Borvornpotsakul We don’t want anyone in Thailand to be bound by just the coffee that was chosen for us by supermarkets. Join us on this crowdfunding campaign, an opportunity for everyone to support all the local coffee farmers and roasters in Thailand. Raising their standards, coffee awareness and creating an online coffee culture in Thailand, whilst discovering quality coffee beans throughout Thailand. Edited May 8, 2020 by blackcab Donation link removed Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JoePai Posted May 8, 2020 Share Posted May 8, 2020 One day Susan after being frustrated with how hard it was to find different types of coffee beans and ground coffees from Thailand. The only way she could find coffee beans was by going to supermarkets or some of the coffee shops, and usually, they are either too expensive or the quality was not she wanted. Not sure why you find it so hard to buy good quality Thai coffee and, in this day and the age of the Virus, without leaving your house. Have you not tried the internet? Here are some examples of who I have use and can recommend http://hillkoff.tarad.com/index.php?lang=th https://alti-coffee.com/shop/ https://www.redcliffcoffee.com/ http://suanlahu.org/roasts 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
blackcab Posted May 8, 2020 Share Posted May 8, 2020 This topic is closed. 22) Members are forbidden to ask for or accept donations, gifts or commissions from other members, any charities must contact support for approval before joining to be approved. https://forum.thaivisa.com/contact/ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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