At a Glance (China Coffee Network): A “coffee hunter” named Daniel travels between Peru’s coffee origins, Guangzhou and consumers, tracing how a single bean makes its cross-border journey into a cup in Guangzhou—featured in the TV program “Guangzhou and Asia-Pacific.”
Source: Guangzhou Broadcasting TV Station. From the coffee origins of Peru to the cafés of Guangzhou, how far must a coffee bean travel before it becomes the aroma in a cup? As a “coffee hunter,” Daniel moves between the origin, Guangzhou and consumers, searching for good coffee and witnessing a bean’s cross-border journey. “Guangzhou and Asia-Pacific” takes you along with Daniel to discover the story of a coffee bean after it arrives in Guangzhou.
Editor: Zheng Shuxin Responsible Editor: Yang Ge
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