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Mauritian Specialty Coffee Debuts at China Import Expo in Shanghai

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Chamarel Coffee, the sole local producer of coffee in Mauritius, debuted its specialty beans at the China International Import Expo (CIIE) in Shanghai on January 1, 2026. The brand presented both Arabica and Liberica varieties grown on its plantation. Thomas Lehoux, development manager for coffee operations at Chamarel Coffee, stated the goal was for the Chinese market to discover this rare specialty.

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The debut marks the introduction of a unique, origin-specific coffee product from Mauritius into the Chinese market. This event highlights the growth of coffee consumption in China, suggesting potential new export opportunities for Mauritian agricultural goods.

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  • MauritiusThe island nation where the coffee is grown and produced.
  • ShanghaiThe location of the China International Import Expo where the debut occurred.

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