Coffee
Coffee
Green coffee sourced at origin and prepared for roasters and traders - with the species, grade and processing agreed to your requirement.
Green coffee at origin
Coffee at origin, prepared for buyers
Coffee moves through many hands between the tree and the roaster. We aim to shorten that distance for buyers: a clear conversation about what you roast or trade, and green coffee prepared and documented to match.
West Africa has a long coffee-growing history, and origin still shapes cup character and green-bean quality. We discuss species, processing and grade with you rather than presenting fixed lots we cannot yet confirm for your order.
Species, grade and processing are confirmed for your specific enquiry. Discuss your specification.
Green coffee, prepared for the trade
Green (unroasted) coffee is graded, screened and moisture-checked before it ships. When you tell us the species and grade you work with, we can talk specifically about preparation, packaging and documentation for your destination.
Ripeness and processing shape the cup
Selective picking of ripe cherries, careful drying and correct storage all influence the final green quality. We reference these stages so buyers can be precise about the profile and consistency they need.
At origin
Coffee through the crop
Information to discuss
Enquiring about coffee
Share what you can from the points below when you enquire about coffee. These are topics to discuss, not a fixed specification.
- Species
- Arabica, Robusta or a blend requirement.
- Grade & screen size
- The grading and screen size your buyers expect.
- Processing
- Natural, washed or another method if it matters to you.
- Moisture & defects
- Target moisture and defect tolerance for your quality standard.
- Packaging
- Jute, liners or barrier packaging for longer transit.
- Quantity & unit
- Indicative volume and the unit you buy in.
- Destination
- Discharge port or destination country.
- Timing
- Your preferred shipment window.
In the interest of clarity Coffee is offered as green (unroasted) beans, with species, grade and processing confirmed on enquiry. Images are illustrative of coffee at origin and do not imply owned estates, roasting operations or specific stock.
Free buyer guide
Coffee buyer discussion guide
How to describe the green coffee you need - species, processing, quality descriptors and packaging - without assuming confirmed grades.
Start an enquiry
Ready to talk about coffee?
Share your specification, quantity and destination. We will confirm what we can currently support for coffee - an enquiry is not an order.