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Bhreenda is originally from Roraima, but moved to the south of Minas Gerais as a child, where he developed a connection with coffee growing. She participated in all stages of the family's coffee production and took roasting, classification and tasting courses.
Bhreenda is 30 years old, a mother, a rural producer and a student on a technical course in coffee farming. Born in Roraima, his career in agriculture began when he moved to the south of Minas Gerais, as a child, when he began to build a strong connection with the world of coffee, closely following production.
She participated in the cultivation, harvesting, roasting and marketing of artisanal coffees from the family brand, Prado Cafés Especiais. He also took courses in roasting, classifying and tasting coffee, expanding his knowledge in the sector.
The final had eight candidates from four states and was held during the 4th National Meeting of Women in Coffee Leadership in Brazil.
The representative from Rondônia, Emilly Maria Vieira Benedito, came in second place and won the title Girl Coffee International 2027 and will carry the representation of women in Brazilian coffee at events around the world.
The coffee court is made up of four queens. They all have a responsibility to showcase agriculture and coffee farming to Brazil and the world.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Bhreenda will participate in international events representing Brazilian coffee in 2027
Very likely · Within months
The coffee court will carry out promotional activities for coffee growing in Brazil and abroad
Likely · Within months

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