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Florada Premiada is a competition that recognizes and values women coffee producers from different regions of Brazil, highlighting the quality of the beans they produce. The Coffea canephora category brings together coffees from the Amazon Robusta and Conilon groups, grown in Rondônia and other Brazilian states.
Florada Premiada is a competition that recognizes and values women coffee producers from different regions of Brazil, highlighting the quality of the beans they produce.
The Coffea canephora category brings together coffees from the Amazon Robusta and Conilon groups, grown in Rondônia and other Brazilian states.
Of the 20 finalists in the 5th edition of the category, 13 are from Rondônia, equivalent to more than half of the places in the competition. See who is competing in the category and which city in the state the candidates are from:
Rondônia has been present on the competition podiums in the last two years. In 2025 he took first place with Angela Maria Coutinho Pessoa, from Seringueiras (RO) from Fazenda Café Sauá and second place with Fabiana Souza Leal Sanabria, from Espigão Do Oeste (RO), from Fazenda Sítio Boa Sorte.
In 2024, he reached the complete podium. Suely da Graça Rezende Santos Berdes from Chácara Santo Antônio in Cacoal (RO) in first, in second Josiely Rodrigues Da Silva Werneck, from Sitio Bella Vista in Cacoal (RO) and in third Angelica Alexandrino Nicola from Sitio São Sebastião in Seringueiras (RO).
Category winners also receive cash prizes. The champion wins R$25,000, a trip on a technical mission to a coffee-producing country, with the right to a companion.
In addition to the cash prize, the winners will have lots of coffee purchased at double the market reference price, calculated by the Center for Advanced Studies in Applied Economics (Cepea), at USP.
Second place receives R$15,000 and third place receives R$10,000, in addition to the guarantee of purchasing the respective lots at double the market price.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The number of finalists from Rondônia in the Coffea canephora category tends to increase in the next editions of Florada Premiada.
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