impact

At a Glance…

01: Transparency: What does it cost to produce coffee and how much do we pay farmers?
02: The Season in Numbers: Quick overview of the last harvest
03: Our Coffee's Journey: Unsure about what exactly we do?
04: Coffee Quality: Making our business sustainable in times of volatility
05: Purchasing Policy: Why is buying coffee so complicated?
06: Impact: Interested in our social projects and training activities?
07: Origin Trips: Want to visit us?

Capital Coalitions conducted a “Natural Capital” Impact Analysis to assess and quantify our environmental impact on society (Dec 2022).

"The Coffee Gardens is already demonstrating how, with the right investments, growth and sustainability can be decoupled. Increased processing and profitability does not have to equate to an increased cost to the environment and society. TCG is leading the sector into new opportunity for greener market premiums."

Café Africa mentions us in their Review and Analysis of policies, strategies, attitudes, practices and institutions for strengthening coffee agroforestry in Uganda as one of the case studies including organisations that promote coffee agroforestry among smallholder farmers.

“In 2018, the company set up micro-coffee processing station in the Bukyabo valley in Sironko district, with strict processing practices using state of the art equipment and mobile tools to track each batch of  coffee  from the  gardens to  the  store.  Working  with  over  500  farming  households,  the  company  offers above market prices, undertakes trainings and access to finance, as a motivation to farmers for higher cup scores, creating an incentive to improve coffee growing practices.”