Artigo
Brazilian coffee quality: cultural, microbiological and bioactivity aspects
Registro en:
CHALFOUN, S. M.; ANGÉLICO, C. L.; RESENDE, M. L. V. de. Brazilian coffee quality: cultural, microbiological and bioactivity aspects. World Journal of Research and Review, [S. l.], v. 6, n. 1, p. 50-58, Jan. 2018.
Autor
Chalfoun, Sára Maria
Angélico, Caroline Lima
Resende, Mário Lúcio Vilela de
Institución
Resumen
The Brazilian coffee industry attentive to the
regrouping of the consumers in relation to the notion of
quality of the coffee and that this is depends on multiple
determinants one must consider factors that involve the steps
from pre-harvest to storageundergoes a deep transformation
in all coffee chain. Good practice programs, applied along the
productive process has repercussion on the microbiological,
physical and chemical characteristics translated by the quality
of the final product regarding the sensorial and safety
standards. Research has been progressively pursuing the
improvement of quality techniques and producers have been
proactive in all stages of productivity and industrialization,
readily absorbing the new technologies generated by the
research. Thus, production standards have been designed
according to the world demands of quality in a holistic way
that involves in addition to the quality of the final product, the
quality of the activity by socio-environmental aspects.