Coffee would be “cold to drink”: shipments from Peru are far from a record in 2026A lot before Peruvian coffee won international awards or appeared in specialty cafes, Antonio Huancaruna Saavedra traveled roads from the north of the country buying and moving coffee bags in an old truck. What started as a small regional business in Cajamarca during the 1960s ended up becoming, with the passage of the years, in Perales Huancaruna S.A.C. (Perhusa),…
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Coffee would be “cold to drink”: shipments from Peru are far from a record in 2026A lot before Peruvian coffee won international awards or appeared in specialty cafes, Antonio Huancaruna Saavedra traveled roads from the north of the country buying and moving coffee bags in an old truck. What started as a small regional business in Cajamarca during the 1960s ended up becoming, with the passage of the years, in Perales Huancaruna S.A.C. (Perhusa),…