All the fluff is shoveled out and away. Women sit at long tables, cleaning coffee. In the middle of the tables is a big pile to be sorted. Women place smaller piles in front of them and work through them bean by bean, pulling aside the whole beans that were too small to be separated out before this point, the broken beans, the waste. The women talk while they work.
Kids run around, and some kids sit at the tables and clean coffee.
The women sew up the handmade and embroidered bags of Capulin coffee. Last year, Capulin processed 15,000 pounds of coffee. Hand processing employs men to tend to the coffee before it goes to the miller, and women at the mill. And it produces premium coffee, from the very beginning. Think of it.