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Farmer profile
🇬🇹Guatemala
Coordinadora de Organizaciones de Desarrollo de Concepción Huista (CODECH)
Coordinadora de Organizaciones de Desarrollo de Concepción Huista (CODECH) is a second-level cooperative in Huehuetenango, Guatemala, comprising 10 member organizations. It coordinates coffee from small producers and provides education, agricultural extension, health, and leadership support.
TagsGuatemala
History
The founding year is reported differently by directly relevant sources: Cafe Imports says 1998, while Counter Culture says 2000. Atlas Coffee Importers introduced stronger quality control in 2009, enabling regional and single-farm lots to be separated and sold at premiums; Counter Culture began buying from CODECH in 2010.
Published coffees linked to Coordinadora de Organizaciones de Desarrollo de Concepción Huista (CODECH)
A producer may be listed for one explicitly documented component of a blend, not the entire coffee. These catalog relationships do not independently verify every lot or harvest. Check the individual coffee profiles and original research sources.
Editorial illustrationBlend contributor: Coordinadora de Organizaciones de Desarrollo de Concepción Huista (CODECH) is named for a component in this coffee's catalog record, not credited as the sole grower.
Blend contributor: Coordinadora de Organizaciones de Desarrollo de Concepción Huista (CODECH) is named for a component in this coffee's catalog record, not credited as the sole grower.
🇬🇹Guatemala
Guatemala · Huehuetenango
Concepción Huista
Coordinadora de Organizaciones de Desarrollo de Concepción Huista (CODECH)
Counter Culture Coffee
Field Blend· Washed
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Research last reviewed: 2026-10-05