Cup of Change - A National Geographic Documentary about Araku Coffee [Abridged]

Follow Sarah Jane Dias in this exclusive National Geographic Documentary about Araku Coffee. This coffee is served in finest cafes in Paris, has its roots in the Eastern Ghats of India. This is the story of India’s very own - largest, certified, organic, and fair-trade coffee plantation.
The Araku Coffee, embraces & champions the dreams & aspirations of an entire tribal community, and gives them an identity, a voice and a means of earning a livelihood with world-class coffee.
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[@simondavid7781]

Hi, I am the first person to comment and also this was uploaded on the birthday of mine. I don't know how rarely this occurs and that too when not posted by self or self known contacts. I think TH-cam should surprise me by REWARDING. GREAT COINCIDENCE. Haaahaahahahaaaa. And above all that ARAKU COFFEE is AWESOME because of mainly its TASTE, PLACE and PEOPLE involved in it. ALL THE BEST and hoping to see it as a major competitor to GLOBAL IN A DECADE by spreading to many countries.

[@rajeevhariyala7505]

Bro we need more documentaries about Araku 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@magbob1120]

Its a shame that a foreigner had to step in to bring this change and recognition which was lying there for ages earlier....Ironically, all of us proudly say that Araku belongs to us