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The humble Tuk Tuk is the workhorse of many countries and is used for many different things; Most commonly as a passenger carrying vehicle or Taxi.

In many European cities you will see them as mobile Coffee Vans or other event venders.

The flavour of your coffee beans is influenced by chemistry of soil, the weather, the amount of rainfall, sunshine and altitude. The coffee belt nations generally have the best climatic conditions for the cultivation of beans.  

The history of coffee goes as far back as the 14^th century where young plants were exported to Arabian Peninsula from Ethiopia and then to Indonesia by the end of the 17^th century. 

Coffee bean cultivation then spread to New World nations such as Costa Rica, Brazil, Jamaica, Honduras and others. By the 19^th century the World’s coffee belt was established. 

Source: https://www.nestleprofessional.com.au/training/coffee-belt-where-does-your-coffee-come

Coffee Regions

Coffee grows in a sunny belt around the world called the coffee bean growing belt.

It’s approximately 1000 miles big and runs from The Tropic of Cancer to The Tropic of Capricorn.

Through the years many have tried and failed to grow the bean outside of its warm and snuggly comfort zone and thankfully have failed, insuring that the best beans are grown and standards are kept high.

Sources:

gocoffeego.com/professor-peaberry/regions/coffee-regions.

coffeeforless.com.

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