
A Day at Iburu Coffee
In Kenya, coffee farming is rooted in community traditions. Families and neighbors come together during harvest, supporting each other and building livelihoods.
We work directly with the farmers, provide support and ensure they consistently earn reliable income for their produce.
Our farming methods preserve our local forests and conserve biodiversity by growing coffee and native trees.
We care for our farmers' well-being and motivate the youth to discover and reach individual goals in farming through projects.
In Kenya, coffee farming is rooted in community traditions. Families and neighbors come together during harvest, supporting each other and building livelihoods.
What stood out most was the inclusivity and passion of everyone involved. Farmers and buyers exhibited side by side, creating a collaborative atmosphere, the World Latte Art Championship, and thought-provoking...
We grow our coffee in the fertile volcanic soils of Mount Kenya highlands, under the native trees we continue to preserve with your help. These trees also mean food and shelter for our birds, a cooler climate, and great-tasting coffees that we all love.
At the same time, our farmers earn a reliable and consistent income for their hard work.
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