TanzaniaOut of stockvon&vonnie · Switzerland
AMKENI COLLECTIVE
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63,00 €/kg
63,00 € for 1 kg, their cheapest per kilo · about 1,13 € for an 18 g espresso dose
Price observed 5 Nov 2026. This is the bag, not the basket: delivery is not included.
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What von&vonnie says about this coffee
Following the great success of this coffee last year, we decided to contract more of it for this year. We fell in love with the deep, fruity caramel flavours of the coffee
The group of Amkeni is a collection of 150 farmers working on the slopes of Mt. Kilimanjaro composed primarily of older men, which is a significant problem in the region. As coffee growing is not seen as being a sustainable project in this area due to a lack of youth participation and lack of lucrative rewards. Celebration of these fantastic projects and coffees is incredibly important to us and paying a fair price for these coffees reaffirms that coffee production can be an economically sustainable career.
About Wanza
Wanza officially formed in 2017, following the Tanzanian legislation giving export licenses to producers, by Rebecca Trupin, This Side Up and Frank Mlay, with a key aim of the project to give access initially to the Aranga group access to a differentiated market. Since then Wanza has started working with four more groups: Masista, Marangu, KiliMeru and of course Amkeni. Each of these groups have their own rich heritage but share one key objective – selling their coffee for a greater renumeration.
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