Our Farmer Partners

A list of the farms and Co-operatives we work with around the world

All farms Brazil Burundi Colombia Costa rica El salvador Ethiopia Guatemala Honduras Indonesia Nicaragua Panama Peru Rwanda

Cocahu, Rwanda

Cocahu, stands for Cooperative Agriculture de Humure, formed in 2005 and female-led from the start. We’ve been working with them since 2012....

Beneficio San Marcos, Honduras

Our partners since 2017, Beneficio San Marcos (BSM) is situated in Ocotepeque, Sensenti valley, and is one of Honduras’ finest coffee-producing areas...

Cajamarca, Peru

The Cajamarca region holds a lot of potential for producing high-quality coffee, having ideal growing conditions and great varieties. 

Sidama, Ethiopia

In Ethiopia, the home of Arabica coffee – the majority of coffee is grown by smallholder and subsistence farmers operating less than one hectare...

Mulheres do Caparaó, Brazil

Carefully picked and slowly dried, Mulheres do Caparaó comes from a Women’s Group in the region of Caparaó, Brazil.

Los Pirineos, El Salvador

Los Pirineos is a 150 hectare farm located at 1480 meters above sea level with a view on 7 volcanos. A volcanic mountain range in the Department of...

Los Crestones, Costa Rica

Fourteen years ago the Los Crestones producer association was founded, to protect Chirripo national park...

El Diamante, El Salvador

El Diamante ‘The diamond’, has a flat topography, which eases working the land. It is the lowest farm, between 1200 and 1250 m.a.s.l...

El Ausol, El Salvador

Ausol, is the term used in Spanish for a crack formed in volcanic soils, basically it is a Geyser. When driving to the farm you can see the steam...

Anserma, Colombia

Anserma, is located in Colombia’s famous “Eje Cafetero”. An area that includes renowned coffee growing departments such as Caldas, Quindio, Risaralda and Tolima...

Hacienda Esmeralda, Panama

The Peterson family who own the Hacienda La Esmeralda, first discovered the exceptional Geisha variety on their farm in 2004...

Finca Inmaculada, Colombia

In 2010 the Holguin family decided to create “Inmaculada Coffee Farms” in the small town of Pichinde (in the Andes Mountains)...

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