Sibu team working at a coffee washing station

Coffee & processing

Protecting the identity of every coffee

Quality must be protected from the moment the cherry is harvested—not added only at the final stage of export.

Integrated value chain

From harvest to export preparation

01

Harvest & collection

Ripe cherries are selectively picked and delivered from farms and partner communities.

02

Processing

Natural, washed and selected honey processes reveal the character of each origin.

03

Drying & sorting

Careful drying, movement and hand sorting protect consistency and physical quality.

04

Quality control

Moisture, preparation, defects and sensory attributes are checked before presentation.

05

Preparation & export

Coffee is prepared, packed and coordinated for the customer’s shipment requirements.

Ripe coffee cherries being sorted at a Sibu processing station

At the station

Selection, movement and care at every stage.

Coffee portfolio

Prepared for different buyer requirements

Ripe coffee cherries being sorted

Natural

Whole cherries carefully dried for sweetness, fruit intensity and body.

Prepared green coffee held for inspection

Washed

Clean, bright and articulate profiles protected through careful processing.

Detailed view of Ethiopian green coffee

Specialty lots

Separated by origin, process and quality potential before presentation.

Preparation & warehousing

Ready for the customer’s specification

Dry milling, hulling, sorting, grading, quality review, warehousing and export coordination bring the lot from origin to shipment readiness.

Prepared green coffee in a Sibu warehouse