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During the transport from the origin to the warehouse and when stored at the warehouse, your coffee is fully insured by Algrano. In case anything happens, we will take care of the issue.
For the road transport to your roastery, you can choose 2 delivery options:
Doorstep delivery (DDP): we will take care of the road transport to your doorstep. We will compare prices and organise the pick-up details. Transport insurance and transport claims are fully covered by Algrano. You have nothing to worry about!
Warehouse pick-up (FCA): you will have to organise the transport yourself, and you would need to instruct your carrier accordingly. You will need to organise the insurance, and in case of transport damage, you will need to raise the claim to your carrier.
For buyers in the EU, Switzerland and the UK the coffee will be provided customs cleared. In case of an intra-community delivery, you will need to report the purchase according to your local VAT regulations.
For buyers in Norway, Iceland and Lichtenstein, we can provide transport to your roastery, but we are not able to import. In this case you would need to register the import.
For buyers in the USA, we will provide customs clearance.
So so much on the plum, stone fruits and candied fruits side, together with white flowers and apricot. It's juicy and smooth, with a medium body in a balanced cup- the aftertaste is super sweet and brown sugar like. Smooth balanced and sweet!
Financing costs apply until the coffee is released.
The coffee story
Chepnorio Farmers Co-operative Society was registered on June 27 1985 under the leadership of Mr Cheruiyot Rono and with a membership of 30 farmers. The Society initially used to produce 50,000 kilos of coffee cherry with little payment of around 7.00 KSh/kg (Kenyan shillings per kilo). Over the years, they have grown exponentially with a vision and desire to improve the living standards of their members.
To date, the Society has an average production capacity of 770,000 kilos of coffee cherry per season and the average pay for every kilo of cherry delivered has grown to almost ksh.80.00. In 2017, the Society opened a new processing unit and now has four operational factories through which the farmers expect to further increase their income by adding value to their produce through primary processing.
The Society's headquarters are situated in Ma-gire sub-location, Chilchilla ward, Kericho County. The society now benefits an additional 400 farmers of the Society's total of 900. Of these, 102 farmers are members of a youth group and 94 are women. With time, the Society has also purchased a tractor to aid in transportation of their products as well as farm inputs.
Coffee is handpicked, delivered to the various factories where it is sorted then soaked overnight in tanks. It is then dried on raised drying beds and during the rainy season most coffee is dried in covered green-house like structures on raised beds.
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