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Halo Hartume
Halo Hartume is a prominent washing station located in the Gedeb district of Yirgacheffe, Ethiopia. It is operated by the father-son duo Worasa and Daniel Mijane, who manage the processing of coffee delivered by hundreds of local smallholder farmers.
History
Worasa Mijane began his career in coffee processing in the early 2000s at a site in Worka Sakaro. In 2013, he and his son Daniel established the Halo Hartume washing station to expand their processing capabilities in the Gedeb area.
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Published coffees linked to Halo Hartume
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Research last reviewed: 2026-10-26


