IWCA Chapter Member
Coffee Availability List
As a global network of chapters in 35 countries, members are united by the IWCA mission to empower women in the international coffee community to achieve meaningful and sustainable lives. We achieve empowerment through leadership development, strategic partnerships, and amplified market visibility. The IWCA Green Coffee Availability List provides a central point of engagement for those interested in green coffees sourced from IWCA Chapter members.
Meet the IWCA Chapter Members With Available Green Coffee
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LA UNION
Lina Maria Granados
IWCA ColombiaCoffee is part of my life, since always, my mother and I have worked on the farm to produce the best beans, with sustainable environmental practices, making a difference in our region with quality coffees that combine tradition with new techniques that give a unique flavor and quality to each cup.
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Flor a Fruto
Miguel Hoyos
IWCA ColombiaAs a third-generation coffee grower involved in the cultivation, processing, and export of specialty coffees, the importance of coffee in your life is likely multifaceted and deeply connected to your personal and professional experiences. Here are several potential reasons why coffee holds significance in your life: Family Legacy and Tradition, Connection to the Land, Entrepreneurial Pursuit, Passion for Specialty Coffees, Global Connectivity, Cultural Appreciation, Community Impact.
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Café 3 Primaveras
Andrea Idarraga
IWCA ColombiaAs a coffee farmer and trader, coffee is my lifeline. Its cultivation relies on precious water resources, emphasizing the crucial link between coffee, water, and sustainability. Supporting local communities is key to nurturing both the land and its people.
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El Silencio Farm
Sara Lucía Gutierrez Cadavid
IWCA ColombiaCoffee means my family tradition, is part of my identity, is where I can develop science and knowledge and where I can create continuously different flavors, is my way of living, my hobby, my passion the way of transcending my culture.
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Bella Vista
Yesica Jhoana Granada
IWCA ColombiaHola,
Mi nombre es Yesica soy una joven de 23 años apasionada por el café, soy hija de caficultores del municipio de belalcazar Caldas, toda mi vida he vívido rodeada del café y me gustaría poder contribuir en mi comunidad , dejando huella y concientizando a los jóvenes de la importancia del café en nuestra vida. El café es tradición, es amor y esperanza.
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Farmers Project Specialty Coffee
Marianella Báez Jost
IWCA Costa RicaBuying and managing my coffee farm (Café con Amor), allows me an opportunity to live and learn from the unsustainable market practices that exist in the coffee market. Experiencing the challenges of coffee farming, leads me to seek a better way to do business. I founded FARMERS PROJECT SPECIALTY COFFEE, to establish Direct Trade for my farm and now help other small farmers reach Roasters/buyers directly. Together as a team, we connect with people who value the land, the farmers and the quality of our coffee. Cheers, Marianella
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San Jacinto
Carolina Mathies Hill
IWCA El SalvadorShade grown coffee-hand picked.
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Cage Finca El Pencal PA. LA Jannett Lagos
IWCA HondurasWithout coffee producers and other people that is in the business people will see that a simple cup of the will be and luxury item tu buy or drink, being able to share the simplicity of coffee with others is why we producers provide
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Dao Chieng Ban Cooperative
Ngoc Anh DaoI
IWCA VietnamIWCA Vietnam empowers women in coffee farming, providing education and training. Coffee is vital for local farmers as it is their main source of income, supporting their families and communities.
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Finca El Zapote
Ana Giron
IWCA GuatemalaCoffee farming has been in my family for four generations. Continuing this legacy and improving its quality means connecting to my past generations and valuing their work. Coffee cultivation unites me directly with nature.
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Guelaguetza SP de RL
Josefina Vasquez Morales
IWCA MéxicoEl café es importante en mi vida, me lo enseño mi padre con sus charlas, es importante por que dentreo de la parcela existe una diversificacion de cultivos, cafes bajo sobra son un pequeño pulmon para la vida asi como los campos de niebla y es la mejor herencia una buena tierra y vida podemos dejarles a nuestros hijos y descendientes.
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Cafe La Patrona
Dulce Maria Zelaya
IWCA HondurasSOY Dulce Maria Zelaya López soy parte de Cafe
" LA PATRONA ". La Mujer es clave en el desarrollo de un País creamos en nosotras y lo exitosa que podemos ser. Nuestra historia es familiar. La Patrona es una Herencia de mujeres en Café. Pertenecemos a la 4ta generación de una grandiosa familia Cafetalera del Oriente de Honduras a una altura de 1400 metros sobre el nivel del mar.
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As a nature lover and farmer it brings me great joy to care for the land I've been entrusted with. Coffee is the main source of income for 80+ families we work with as well as our very own.