Discussió:Cafè

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Actualment estic treballant des de fara uns dos anys aproximats a l'industria del cafè tant pel que fa a la distribució com a l'instalació d'alguns aparells relacionats com cafeteres, molins o d'altres. I en la mesura que em siga possible pasare per a vore els avanços i aportar quant puga, siga traduit u original per l'experiencia i fonts verificables que puga aportar. Gracies i Salut ---NeVic Disc. 00:05, 18 oct 2007 (CEST)

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Separació del contingut relatiu al gènere Coffea

Aquest article conté una part, inclosa la infotaula, que correspon al gènere Coffea que ens manca, i la major part del contigut es refereix al cafè com a beguda i està enllaçat amb amb concepte a la interwiki.--LouPeter (discussió) 17:53, 15 jul 2022 (CEST)