
Grade 2 MC
Dependable Grade 2 commercial coffee — fresh scent, bold colour, clean cup with good acidity and moderate body.
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For more than four decades HVC Exportaciones has exported specialty, certified and commercial green coffee from Peru — with headquarters in Lima, dry mills across the north, centre and south of the country, and a direct line to roasters and importers in the United States, Europe, Japan and Latin America.

HVC Exportaciones S.A.C. is a family owned company exporting specialty, certified and commercial green coffee since 1984. We are strategically positioned with headquarters in Lima, commercial offices in the main coffee producing areas and dry mills in the north, centre (Lima and Junín) and south (Quillabamba) of Peru.
We carry out all industrial processes with the latest technology and qualified personnel to offer our clients a variety of top quality coffees from different origins, according to their specific requests — from Grade 2 MCM and MC through specialty Grade 1 and certified organic programs.
About HVCCommercial grades (MCM, MC, Grade 3, Mix Plus, Peruvian Mix), certified coffees (Organic, Rainforest, UTZ, Fair Trade) and specialty (Special Grade 1, Premium SHB, Gourmet HB) — prepared to your specification in 69 kg export bags.

Top commercial grade — fewer than 23 defects per 300 g, screen 14+, clean cup with good acidity.
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Dependable Grade 2 commercial coffee — fresh scent, bold colour, clean cup with good acidity and moderate body.
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Value commercial grade — 40–60 defects per 300 g, screen 14+, clean cup with medium acidity and body.
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HVC's Santa Clara grade — 100–120 defects per 300 g, screen 14+, clean cup with medium acidity.
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Flexible commercial blend grade — < 10% primary defects, 90% screen 14+, free from serious cup defects.
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Entry commercial grade — < 20% primary defects, 65% screen 14+, for price-sensitive programs.
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Organic coffee certified to NOP (US), EU and JAS (Japan) — traceable, documented, specialty to commercial grades.
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Rainforest Alliance, UTZ and Fair Trade certified Peruvian coffees — responsibly grown, fully documented.
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Top specialty grade — 5–8 defects per 300 g, 50% screen 16+, intense acidity and rounded body.
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Strictly Hard Bean specialty — 8–12 defects per 300 g, screen 16+, strong acidity and rounded body.
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Hard Bean specialty grade — 12–15 defects per 300 g, screen 16+, good acidity and body at accessible specialty pricing.
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Peruvian coffee grows on steep tropical slopes across the eastern Andes and Amazonian foothills, hand-picked and washed-processed on the farm. Altitude, volcanic soils and careful processing deliver the clean, balanced cup that makes Peruvian Arabica a staple in roasters' portfolios.
With dry mills in the north, centre and south of Peru, HVC connects diverse regional profiles to international buyers — with traceability, certified programs and the flexibility to match your grade, screen and cup requirements.
Peruvian originsA direct, flexible line to genuine Peruvian coffee, backed by a family export house with four decades of experience and mills across the country's coffee regions.
Dry mills in the north, centre (Lima and Junín) and south (Quillabamba) let us source, process and export coffees from every major Peruvian growing area — with consistent quality control from cherry to container.
Grade 2 MCM and MC, Grade 3, Mix Plus, Peruvian Mix, organic (NOP/EU/JAS), Rainforest, UTZ, Fair Trade, Special Grade 1, Premium SHB and Gourmet HB — prepared and packed to your contract specification.
Organic, Rainforest Alliance, UTZ and Fair Trade programs with traceability reports — origin information, producer lists and cup analysis for your audit and import requirements.
Practical guidance for roasters and importers in the US, Europe and Japan — Peruvian grades, regional profiles, certifications and how to contract and ship green coffee from origin.

Grades, screen sizes, certifications and contracts — the essentials of sourcing Peruvian green coffee.

What MCM, MC, Grade 3 and blend grades mean — and how to choose the right Peruvian coffee for your program.

Junín, Cusco, Amazonas and other Peruvian origins — altitude, terroir and what they mean in the cup.
Tell us the grade, certification, volume and destination port. Send your enquiry and our team will reply with availability and pricing.