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Café Quindío, the one that turned to the world after the earthquake in Armenia

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Nubia Motta, a heart coffee maker has achieved a high quality coffee that has conquered the world, its CEO Jaime Moreno hopes to sell 45 million cups in 2025 The article Café Quindío, which turned to the world after the Armenian earthquake was originally published in Las2orillas. Copyrights Las2orillas.co

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