Quality Assessment of Green Coffee Beans in Cavite

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QUALITY ASSESSMENT OF

GREEN COFFEE BEANS IN


CAVITE
HANNAH JANE V. REYES
MASTER OF SCIENCE IN FOOD SCIENCE
INTRODUCTION

• Green Coffee is unroasted coffee beans from Coffea fruits

• The difference between green coffee beans and regular coffee beans is

simple: coffee beans are naturally green, and turn brown when they

are roasted.
• Despite being known as coffee capital of the Philippines, Cavite green

coffee beans still doesn’t have reliable data of its quality profile as

reliable source of information as of date. The study can help business

improvement in market competence. This can also be a good basis for

market potential and sourcing information for commercial and

specialized markets.
OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY

1. To assess conformance of green coffee beans in Cavite based on the Philippine

National Standard for Green Coffee Beans (PNS/BAFPS 01:2012)

2. Compare the primary production, harvesting and processing methods/postharvest

practices of the small-scale coffee producers and processors in Cavite to the standard

GAP (Good Agricultural Practices), GHP (Good Handling Practices) and GMP (Good

Manufacturing Practices)
EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN

• Descriptive Research Design

• The descriptive research method primarily focuses on describing the nature of a

demographic segment
PROCUREMENT OF MATERIALS

Amadeo Indang Alfonso Silang


• Café Amadeo • Cavite State • Delfa’s • Gourmet Farms
• The Coffee University
Estate (Aguinaldo
• Kaffe Belardo Blend
• Allan Gatdula
MOISTURE CONTENT
DEFECT INSPECTION REPORT
SIZE CLASSIFICATION
SENSORY EVALUATION
SURVEY QUESTIONNAIRE

• A Survey Questionnaire will be given to Coffee Processors to assess their compliance to GAP, GHP
and GMP of Coffee Processors:
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS

• The results of Green Coffee Beans Assessment will be analyzed for its Standard
Deviation
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impression of coffee carbohydrates. Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition., 51–67.~

• A. (2019, February 11). COFFEE CAPITAL PERKS UP – Philippine Coffee Board

• J.S. Rosa, O. Freitas-Silva, R.L.O. Godoy, C.M. Rezende. (2016) Roasting effects on nutritional and antinutritional compounds in
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THANK YOU!

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