Shenzhen Wesort Optoelectronics Co., Ltd.
Address:Building 29, Longwangmiao Industrial Zone, Fuyong street, Bao'an District, Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, China.
Phone:+86 181 2370 6862
Dear Coffee Industry Partners,
The Mexican Coffee Shop Expo 2025 is just around the corner—and WESORT , a leader in intelligent sorting technology, will be there to showcase our core solution for coffee processors: Coffee Bean Color Sorters. Mark your calendar for this chance to upgrade your coffee quality control!
Dates: September 4-6. 2025 (3 days to explore & test our technology)
Venue: World Trade Center + Pepsi Center, Mexico City
WESORT Booth: 3045 — Our team awaits to demo our color sorters live!

Our focus at this expo is to help Mexican coffee processors, roasters, and distributors solve critical challenges like impurity removal, quality grading, and yield improvement—all with our advanced WESORT Coffee Bean Color Sorters. Here’s what you’ll experience:
See how our machines use AI-driven optical sensors to detect and separate defective coffee beans (e.g., moldy, discolored, or foreign particles) with precision up to 99%. They’re fully adaptable to Mexican high-altitude bean varieties (such as those from Alturas and Villalta regions) and work seamlessly with both small-batch and large-scale production lines.
Whether you process arabica, robusta, or specialty Mexican beans, our color sorters can be customized to match your output requirements (from 50kg/h to 500kg/h) and sorting standards. Discuss your pain points with our experts—we’ll share how to cut manual sorting costs and boost consistent bean quality.
On-Site Sales Meetings: Our sales team will be in Mexico during the expo to meet clients face-to-face. Schedule a one-on-one chat to talk about equipment specs, pricing, or trial opportunities.
Mexican Overseas Warehouse: We’ve set up a local warehouse in Mexico, so you can get fast delivery of color sorters and quick access to after-sales service (e.g., maintenance, parts replacement) without long wait times.
If you’re ready to enhance your coffee processing efficiency or want to reserve a demo slot at Booth 3045. reach out to our team now. We’re committed to helping Mexican coffee businesses stay competitive with smart sorting technology.
Don’t miss this exclusive chance to see WESORT’s Coffee Bean Color Sorters in action. Visit us at Booth 3045 from September 4-6. 2025. at World Trade Center + Pepsi Center, Mexico City. Let’s build a more efficient future for Mexican coffee together!
Dear Coffee Industry Partners,
The Mexican Coffee Shop Expo 2025 is just around the corner—and WESORT , a leader in intelligent sorting technology, will be there to showcase our core solution for coffee processors: Coffee Bean Color Sorters. Mark your calendar for this chance to upgrade your coffee quality control!
Dates: September 4-6. 2025 (3 days to explore & test our technology)
Venue: World Trade Center + Pepsi Center, Mexico City
WESORT Booth: 3045 — Our team awaits to demo our color sorters live!

Our focus at this expo is to help Mexican coffee processors, roasters, and distributors solve critical challenges like impurity removal, quality grading, and yield improvement—all with our advanced WESORT Coffee Bean Color Sorters. Here’s what you’ll experience:
See how our machines use AI-driven optical sensors to detect and separate defective coffee beans (e.g., moldy, discolored, or foreign particles) with precision up to 99%. They’re fully adaptable to Mexican high-altitude bean varieties (such as those from Alturas and Villalta regions) and work seamlessly with both small-batch and large-scale production lines.
Whether you process arabica, robusta, or specialty Mexican beans, our color sorters can be customized to match your output requirements (from 50kg/h to 500kg/h) and sorting standards. Discuss your pain points with our experts—we’ll share how to cut manual sorting costs and boost consistent bean quality.
On-Site Sales Meetings: Our sales team will be in Mexico during the expo to meet clients face-to-face. Schedule a one-on-one chat to talk about equipment specs, pricing, or trial opportunities.
Mexican Overseas Warehouse: We’ve set up a local warehouse in Mexico, so you can get fast delivery of color sorters and quick access to after-sales service (e.g., maintenance, parts replacement) without long wait times.
If you’re ready to enhance your coffee processing efficiency or want to reserve a demo slot at Booth 3045. reach out to our team now. We’re committed to helping Mexican coffee businesses stay competitive with smart sorting technology.
Don’t miss this exclusive chance to see WESORT’s Coffee Bean Color Sorters in action. Visit us at Booth 3045 from September 4-6. 2025. at World Trade Center + Pepsi Center, Mexico City. Let’s build a more efficient future for Mexican coffee together!

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