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From Cerrado Mineiro to the world: Gabriel Davi reveals the story of Mula Coffee

oglobo4 September 2026 at 14:49

Gabriel Davi, from Patrocínio in Minas Gerais, a municipality recognized nationally and internationally for the strength of its coffee production, is the founder of Mula Coffee. He grew up close to a culture that drives the economy, spans generations, and helps project Brazil in the international market. It was from this connection to his roots that the entrepreneur decided to create the brand.

Mula Coffee was born in São Paulo but keeps its heart in Cerrado Mineiro. Gabriel works to reveal to the world everything that exists behind the coffee: the origin, the families, the terroir, the sustainability, and the care present at every stage of the process, from before it reaches the cup.

The entrepreneur decided to show the coffee journey, marked by technology, tradition, and countless stories that rarely reach the consumer. More than simply selling excellent beans, Mula Coffee's proposal is to present all the context and history present in each coffee.

All of the brand's coffees are traceable through fingerprint technology with Controlled Denomination of Origin, the first in Brazil in this category.

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