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Impact of Coffee Cherry Fermentation Methods on the Quality Attributes of Dry-Processed Coffee.
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- Impact of Coffee Cherry Fermentation Methods on the Quality Attributes of Dry-Processed Coffee.TheScientificWorldJournal · 2025Article
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Abstract
The global demand for premium-quality coffee is growing, as more consumers appreciate its distinct sensory attributes. Fermentation plays a key role in producing natural (dry-processed) coffees with distinct and appealing flavors and aromas. However, improper fermentation conditions can lead to defects that negatively impact the quality of the coffee. This research aimed to compare various fermentation methods for producing natural coffees and assess their impact on both sensory attributes and chemical composition. Five fermentation processes were evaluated: exposure to air for 24 and 48 h, fermentation in sealed containers with CO
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