Ethiopian cooperatives introduce African boutique coffee beans
Sisiga Cooperative (1600-2500 m)
Region: Gedeo-Kochere Kochere
Number of members: 1862
Land attribute: Red Brown Soil
Certificates: Fair Trade, UTZ Sustainable Grown, Organic Coffee
Finchewan Cooperative (1450- 2000m)
Origin: Gedeo-Wenago
Number of members: 1,271
Land attribute: Red Brown Soil
Certificate: Fair Trade, Organic Coffee
Konga Konga Cooperative (1750- 2300m)
Production area: Gedeo-Yejia Shefei
Number of members: 1,556
Land attribute: Red Brown Soil
Certificate: Fair Trade, Organic Coffee
Hafursa Cooperative (1750-2300 m)
Production area: Gedeo-Yejia Shefei
Number of members: 1975
Land attribute: Red Brown Soil
Annual production of green coffee beans: 798000 kg
Average farm size: maximum 4 hectares, annual yield of approximately 600 kg per hectare
Cooperative has washing station
Certificate: Fair Trade, Organic Coffee
Resa Cooperative (1000-1400 m)
Origin: Gedeo-Wenago
Number of Members: 2,719
Land attribute: Red Brown Soil
Two sets of coffee processing equipment available
Certificate: Fair Trade, Organic Coffee
Addis Katema Cooperative (1000-1400 m)
Origin: Gedeo-Wenago
Number of members: 891
Cooperative has washing station
Land attribute: Red Brown Soil
Certificate: Fair Trade, Organic Coffee
Biloya Cooperative (1600-2500 m)
Region: Gedeo-Kochere Kochere
Number of members: 1,203
Land attribute: Red Brown Soil
Two sets of coffee processors available
Certificate: Fair Trade, Organic Coffee
Worka Woka Cooperative (1650-2700 m)
Production area: Gedeb
Number of members: 305
Land attribute: Red Brown Soil
Annual production of green coffee beans: 457000 kg
Average farm size: maximum 4 hectares, annual yield of approximately 699 kg per hectare
Cooperatives have all the treatment equipment
Certificate: Fair Trade, Organic Coffee
Koke Co-op (1750-2300 m)
Production area: Gedeo-Yejia Shefei
Number of members: 828
Land attribute: Red Brown Soil
One set of treatment devices available
Certificates: Fair Trade, UTZ Sustainable Grown, Organic Coffee
Hama Cooperative (1600-2500 m)
Region: Gedeo-Kochere Kochere
Number of members: 1,505
Land Attribute: Red Brown Soil
One set of treatment devices available
Certificate: Fair Trade, Organic Coffee
Chichu Cooperative (1410- 2000m)
Production area: Gedeo-Dila
Number of members: 1,675
Land attribute: Red Brown Soil
Average farm size: maximum 4 hectares, annual yield of approximately 591 kg per hectare
One set of treatment devices available
Certificate: Fair Trade, Organic Coffee
Michile Cooperative (1410-2000 m)
Production area: Gedeo-Dila
Number of members: 1,206
Land Attribute: Red Brown Soil
Average farm size: Annual yield of approximately 592 kg/ha
One set of treatment devices available
Certificates: Fair Trade, UTZ Sustainable Grown, Organic Coffee
Hase Haro Cooperative (1450- 2000m)
Origin: Gedeo-Wenago
Number of members: 1,519
Land Attribute: Red Brown Soil
Average farm size: maximum 4 hectares, annual yield of approximately 591 kg per hectare
One set of treatment devices available
Certificate: Fair Trade, Organic Coffee
Dumerso Cooperative (1750-2300 m)
Production area: Gedeo-Yejia Shefei
Number of members: 246
Land attribute: Red Brown Soil
Two sets of treatment devices available
Certificate: Fair Trade, Organic Coffee
Tumticha Cooperative (1410- 2000m)
Production area: Gedeo-Yejia Shefei
Number of members: 960
Land Attribute: Red Brown Soil
Two sets of treatment devices available
Certificate: Fair Trade, Organic Coffee
Aramo Cooperative (1750-2300 m)(90+ Clinique)
Production area: Gedeo-Yejia Shefei
Number of members: 2,254
Land attribute: Red Brown Soil
Two sets of treatment devices available
Certificate: Fair Trade, Organic Coffee
Edido Cooperative (1750- 2300m)
Production area: Gedeo-Yejia Shefei
Number of members: 1044
Land attribute: Red Brown Soil
One set of treatment devices available
Certificate: Fair Trade, Organic Coffee
Adame Cooperative (1000-1400 m)
Origin: Gedeo-Wenago
Number of members: 533
Land Attribute: Red Brown Soil
One set of treatment devices available
Certificate: Fair Trade, Organic Coffee
Belekara Cooperative (1000-1400 m)
Origin: Gedeo-Wenago
Number of members: 685
Land Attribute: Red Brown Soil
One set of treatment devices available
Certificate: Fair Trade, Organic Coffee
Adado Cooperative (1200-1700 m)
Production area: Sidamo-Bule
Number of members: 1,128
Land Attribute: Red Brown Soil
One set of treatment devices available
Certificate: Fair Trade, Organic Coffee
Haru Cooperative (1200-1700 m)
Production area: Gedeo-Yejia Shefei
Number of members: 1,187
Land attribute: Red Brown Soil
One set of treatment devices available
Certificate: Fair Trade, Organic Coffee
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