Indo

[smokeydeck Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close smokeydeck]

Hey Andy,

You mentioned some Indo beans were on their way... any news?

[Dimal Mal Find all posts View Profile Close Dimal]

Re: Indo

Hey Andy,

You mentioned some Indo beans were on their way... any news?

Id be waiting to see what shows itself in the upcoming BeanBay smokey....

Mal.

[Andy CoffeeSnobs Owner Find all posts View Profile Close Andy]

Re: Indo

...because you KNOW how much Andy loves the "are we there yet" questions...
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[gavin Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close gavin]

Re: Indo

oh man, I miss Sumatrans - all out at the moment.

[Andy CoffeeSnobs Owner Find all posts View Profile Close Andy]

Re: Indo

Think best Torajah ever...

[fatboy_1999 Señor Ding Dong Find all posts View Profile Close fatboy_1999]

Re: Indo

Think best Torajah ever...  

Just setting the scene for a frenzy are we boss?

[Andy CoffeeSnobs Owner Find all posts View Profile Close Andy]

Re: Indo

...and the phrase "own fault" comes to mind.

;D

I think we have plenty of it so everyone that wants some *should* be able to get it.



_{*should* - please refer to phrase above if you miss out.}

[Cinta_Kopi Member Find all posts View Profile Close Cinta_Kopi]

Re: Indo Coffee Beans

Bump ...

On the topic of Indonesian beans, I have In laws who are growers {a small plot as many locals are in this area of Malang Eastern Java}
How difficult is it to import coffee beans into Australia given our quarantine regulations?

[Cinta_Kopi Member Find all posts View Profile Close Cinta_Kopi]

Re: Indo

Bump ...

My bad, Im only talking about the next time we visit the rellies I can bring back a few Kilos for personal use ...

[GrahamK Graham Find all posts View Profile Close GrahamK]

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Andy or someone more experienced in importing greens would Im sure have a more definitive answer than myself, but I did once ask New Zealand customs (who are similar), about taking beans into NZ, and the answer was as long as they are roasted, otherwise you have to go through all sorts of hoops, and possibly get them radiated etc, because they are seeds.

I also know of someone who recently (last month), considered bringing some greens in from Bali, but were told they would be taken off them by Oz customs, so not to bother.

GrahamK

[Andy CoffeeSnobs Owner Find all posts View Profile Close Andy]

Re: Indo

Roasted in volumes deemed to be for personal use (and NOT Kopi Luwak) is fine, you still have declare them and go through the red queue in customs at the airport.

Green (and NOT Kopi Luwak) you can bring up to 5kg in your hand luggage but will need an AQIS permit from the country of origin. The permit is an annual renewal and costs $125.

Importing more than 5kg is whole different beast and as far as I can tell from the AQIS documentation that I have Kopi Luwak is not treated as coffee, its quarantined and will need to be fumigated or cold stored to enter.

[kesa32 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close kesa32]

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Hi Andy , are most greens fumigated? ( Sort of takes the shine off organic grown hey )

Cheers Ken

[Andy CoffeeSnobs Owner Find all posts View Profile Close Andy]

Re: Indo

Yep.
Mostly with the EU banned but AU required methyl bromide too... but that is a whole other story and way too off topic for this thread.

[sidewayss Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close sidewayss]

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Not sure if this is the right area to discuss, but i wonder if anyone thinks the Bali is a good bean to go into the KJM blend?
Does it share similar characteristics as a Sumatran or Java?
Just out of hospital minus a vein, so i missed out on this Beanbay Pick-up, so my next question would be if any Indo making its way into the next Beanbay sales?

Gary at G