Origins
Producing regions and origin context for Tanzanian coffee.
Songwe
Songwe Region was split from Mbeya Region in 2016 and lies in Tanzania's Southern Highlands. It is named…
Ruvuma
Ruvuma Region, in southern Tanzania bordering Mozambique, has a genuinely dual commodity profile. It is one of the…
Kagera
Kagera sits in northwest Tanzania on the western shore of Lake Victoria, bordering Uganda, Rwanda, and Burundi. It…
Kilimanjaro
Kilimanjaro Region, in northern Tanzania around Africa's tallest mountain, is one of the country's original Arabica coffee zones,…
Arusha
Arusha Region, in northeastern Tanzania around Mount Meru and near Kilimanjaro, is an Arabica coffee-growing area, cultivated on…
Mbeya
Mbeya Region, in Tanzania's Southern Highlands near Lake Nyasa, is a multi-crop production area. It is named among…
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Tanzania's coffee sector spans volcanic northern highlands and the fertile Southern Highlands, producing distinctive washed Arabicas and Lake Victoria robustas sold chiefly through the government-regulated Moshi auction system — a…
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Burka Coffee Estates Ltd
One of Tanzania's oldest coffee farms (operating since 1899, per the company's own site) at the…
Coffee Vibes
Coffee Vibes is the roasted Tanzanian Arabica coffee brand of Island Treasures Ltd, a Zanzibar-based parent…
Island Treasures Ltd
Zanzibar-based parent company that produces, brands and supplies premium Tanzanian food products across three brands: Simba…
Kagera Co-operative Union (1990) Ltd
Voluntary union of primary cooperative societies across Bukoba, Muleba and Misenyi districts, representing an estimated 70,000+…
Karagwe District Cooperative Union (KDCU) Ltd
Farmer-owned cooperative union formed in 1990 when Karagwe-area farmers split from Kagera Co-operative Union to form…
Kilimanjaro Native Co-operative Union (1984) Ltd
Tanzania's oldest cooperative (founded 1930), owned by ~90 primary cooperative societies representing smallholder Arabica farmers on…