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PHOTOS

Farmer Booklet, TCG Bukyabo Washing Station.jpg

Hiking through the coffee gardens, Lower Bukyabo (2).jpg

Hiking through the coffee gardens, Lower Bukyabo.jpg

Honey Processing, TCG Mbale drying yard.jpg

Installation of the Colour Sorter in TCG Factory, Mbale.jpg

Installing Colour Sorter, TCG Factory, Mbale.jpg

Model Farmer Gagula Fredrick with matoke, Upper Bukyabo.jpg

Model Farmer Neumbe Joyce, Upper Bukyabo (2).jpg

Model Farmer Neumbe Joyce, Upper Bukyabo.jpg

Model Farmer Wodeya Simon, Upper Bukyabo.jpg

Model Farmer, Nabukwasi Grace, Lower Bukyabo.jpg

Offseason Farmer Survey and Training, Lower Bukyabo.jpg

Ripening Cherries, hills of Mt Elgon.jpg

Runner and Farmer Wodeya Derick, Upper Bukyabo.jpg

TCG Bukyabo Washing Station, Coffee Tree.jpg

TCG Bukyabo Washing Station, Dripping Station, Cherry Ferment, Sorting.jpg

TCG Bukyabo Washing Station, dripping.jpg

TCG Bukyabo Washing Station, drying, cherry ferment and signature washed.jpg

TCG Bukyabo Washing Station, fruit experiments, mango.jpg

TCG Bukyabo Washing Station, hand sorting.jpg

TCG Bukyabo Washing Station, sorting before pulping (2).jpg

TCG Bukyabo Washing Station, Sorting before Pulping.jpg

TCG Bukyabo Washing Station, Sorting, Floating before Pulping.jpg

TCG Bukyabo Washing Station, Sorting.jpg

TCG Bukyabo Washing Station. Dripping Station.jpg

TCG Factory Quality Lab, Mbale, Donald.jpg

TCG Factory, colour sorter, export, Mbale (2).jpg

TCG Factory, Colour Sorter, Export, Mbale.jpg

TCG Factory, Colour Sorter, Export, Mbale3.jpg

TCG Factory, export, sealing bags, Mbale.jpg.jpg

TCG Factory, Shak and colour sorter, export, Mbale.jpg

Weighing TCG Buying Center Upper Bukyabo.jpg

Contact Us

Plot 11 Archer Road, Kololo
P.O. Box 100326
Kampala, Uganda

+256 772 546 216 | +256 784 582 193 | +44 7974 865 791 info@thecoffeegardens.com
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The Coffee Gardens Limited is based and registered in Uganda (Reg. No. 80020000732463 / TIN 1012898419)

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Thanks to @fathers_coffee_roastery for inviting us to participate in the AeroPress Championship Ostrava 2025, and for the opportunity to present the work we do in Uganda and our partner project with Father's. We were super excited to visit their home

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So far this off-season, our team has visited close to 300 farmers and issued “yellow cards” – warnings against environmentally harmful practices on their farms, which include explained solutions to address these issues.

The off-sea

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There's lots of activity at the new factory! All the machines are operating smoothly, and we’re working hard to export our coffee as quickly as possible!

@falconspecialty

#export #coffee #specialtycoffee #coffeeorigin #coffeeprocessing #coff

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This is the difference between the rainy and dry seasons in Uganda! These pictures were taken in November (rainy season) and February (dry season) in Miwu, a village in Upper Bukyabo (2000 masl), where one of our buying centers is located and around

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Shout out to all women #InternationalWomensDay, and a special mention to our very own Racheal, our Senior Processing Officer, who is celebrating her birthday today! 🎉

At the Coffee Gardens, the success and growth at every stage are driven by women

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Sometimes, unbelievable things happen when you least expect them. A few weeks ago, we had to reject a container because the driver was involved in a fishy business...

He loaded fish into the container on the way to Mbale, contaminating it. He then s

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A little over a week ago, we bought the last red cherry of the season.

This year, we kept our station open for longer—114 days to be exact—buying cherries from September through January (compared to just 80 days in 2023/24!). On average,

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Join us as we visit our farmers during the peak of the season. Every day, we handle up to 100 transactions, and the coffee must be carried by runners (a team of around 300 women and men), each transporting between 30 and 50 kg down the mountain. The

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