
audiobook
by William H. (William Harrison) Ukers
CoffeeMerchandising
PREFACE
CHAPTER I A SHORT HISTORY OF COFFEE
CHAPTER II THE BOTANY OF COFFEE
CHAPTER III CHEMISTRY AND PHARMACOLOGY OF COFFEE
CHAPTER IV WHERE COFFEE GROWS
CHAPTER V HOW COFFEE IS GROWN
CHAPTER VI PREPARING GREEN COFFEE FOR MARKET
CHAPTER VII BUYING COFFEE IN THE PRODUCING COUNTRIES
CHAPTER VIII BUYING AND SELLING GREEN COFFEE AT WHOLESALE
For anyone stepping into the coffee trade, this compact handbook offers a clear, well‑structured overview that starts with the beverage’s centuries‑old journey from Arabian monasteries to bustling European cafés. The early chapters trace coffee’s legendary origins, its botanical identity, and the chemistry that gives each bean its distinctive flavor, giving listeners a solid foundation before they even set foot on a plantation.
The guide then moves to the practical side of the business, explaining how coffee is grown, harvested, and prepared for market, as well as the logistics of buying, selling, and retailing in the United States. Real‑world anecdotes from seasoned merchants illustrate how successful enterprises combine knowledge with diligent effort. Richly illustrated descriptions of historic coffee houses, processing plants, and trade‑center rituals bring the narrative to life, making it both an instructive reference and a source of inspiration for aspiring coffee professionals.
Language
en
Duration
~8 hours (467K characters)
Release date
2025-12-27
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

1873–1945
Best remembered as one of the great early writers on coffee and tea, he helped turn trade knowledge into lively, wide-ranging books that still attract curious readers. His work blends industry detail, world history, and the everyday pleasures of a cup shared across cultures.
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