Your tea and coffee probably comes from here

Burundi has a large number of coffee and tea farmers, and one of the Things About Burundi You Should Know Most people are familiar with Nestlé coffee cans and tea packs. However, before the final stage, Burundi mountain people work with coffee and tea plantations multiple times before harvest. In certain locations, owning and maintaining a coffee plantation has become a way of life. Visit the farmers in their houses to witness their crops and how coffee and tea are processed before export.

Despite having 600,000 coffee producers, Burundi is a minor participant in worldwide coffee markets, working in a competitive climate. Improving productivity and competitiveness will not happen simply by increasing output, as local leaders understand. What this little African country actually needs is quality improvement throughout the value chain, as well as a focus on the lucrative specialty coffee markets. Such efforts will enable the country's products to be distinguished. It will also act as a stronger buffer against the inevitable periods of low pricing.