Rwanda plans to build coffee warehouse in China
Rwandan coffee authority OCIR-CAFE plans to open two new warehouses in China and Dubai to "meet the demand for Rwandan coffee in the Asian market".
"We are looking for consultants in China and Dubai to help us select the right warehouse location," says OCIR-CAFE Marketing Director.
More than 15461 tons of Rwandan coffee are sold to international markets. The director believes that Asian distributors can increase Rwandan coffee exports by 1920 tons. He optimistically estimates that building new warehouses could add 10 containers to Rwandan coffee exports to Asia.
OCIR-CAFE is in contact with YELLOW ARCH GENERAL TRADING LLC regarding the sale of coffee in the United Arab Emirates.
Asians especially like Rwandan coffee. But it's not easy to find at the local supermarket. Next month we will launch the Rwandan brand to differentiate it from other coffees on the market.
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