Produced by village farmers in the mountain highlands of Papua New Guinea. Coffee is the number one cash crop in the Purosa Okapa regions.  

The area is so remote that the coffee must be picked up by airplanes on grass landing strips.  There is road access to some parts and the coffee must be trucked to the nearest town. Unfortunately the roads are in terrible condition and even tractors can end up with broken axles from the trip. 

Nearly half the population of PNG (i.e.over 2 million people) depend on money earned from the coffee industry.