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Rwanda's coffee harvest will go forward despite pandemic – at a safe distance

  • Written by Andrew Gerard, Research Assistant, Department of Community Sustainability, Michigan State University
Rwanda's coffee harvest will go forward despite pandemic – at a safe distanceFresh coffee being milled in Rwanda.Andrew Gerard, CC BY-SA

As countries begin to reopen after months of coronavirus lockdown, Rwanda is pressing on with its May coffee harvest.

Rwanda, which supplied 21,000 tons of coffee to the global market in 2019, is about the world’s 30th top coffee supplier. It is known, proudly, for the quality of its...

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