Anyone Traveling From Santiago (or close by) to the US Soon?

cobraboy

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I have three small (1/2lb.) bags of coffee samples to ship to a client in the states. Regular shippers have a policy that forbids the shipping of coffee.

PM me if you might be able to help, I'll cover all the costs.

Thanks.

 

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jorgesarduysousa

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I have shipped it thru regular Dominican Mail, give it a try

 

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MWpending

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Cobraboy, sort of off topic, but where in the states can one get your coffee?

 

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jorgesarduysousa

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regular bodegas in hispanic barrios

 

cobraboy

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MWpending said:

Cobraboy, sort of off topic, but where in the states can one get your coffee?

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A few Publix stores in S FL. That's about it. It will be available in NA on the web very shortly.

 

cobraboy

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jorgesarduysousa said:

regular bodegas in hispanic barrios

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Nope.

 

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Not to sound rash, but what's so special about your coffee? I'm asking out of curiosity and possibly to do business -Ive got alot of contacts in South FL and in NY if you can give me some good prices... PM if interested... Thanx!