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The spread of organised coffee cultivation in Ethiopia - as related by Israel Degefa.
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Latest happenings at Kerchanshe
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Revolutionizing Ethiopian Coffee Industry
Kerchanshe, the leading coffee exporter in Ethiopia, is revolutionizing the country's coffee industry by opening a new dry mill in Bule Hora, the first ever dry mill outside Addis Ababa. This new dry mill will shorten the coffee supply chain by allowing the farmers to sell the coffee directly to…
Our 7th Annual meet
Kerchanshe Trading came together for our 7th Annual meet and cultural gathering to celebrate ‘Buna Qela’. The event was blessed by the community elders of Oromo Abba Geda , who extended their special blessings to our Chairman Mr. Israel Degfa, the Minister of Agriculture of Ethiopia,…
Kerchanshe provides 5 million coffee seedlings for the farmers to enhance farmers productivity
Ethiopia is widely recognized as the birthplace of Arabica coffee, but has one of the lowest levels of coffee productivity in the world. The quality of Ethiopian coffee isn’t the problem. About 95% of production from the country’s diverse coffee varieties is organic, traditionally cultivated…
Launch of “Buna Dhuga” - “The complete Coffee ERP Solution”
As said by American Philanthropist Rose Kennedy, “Life isn’t a matter of milestones, but of moments’ Here we are today as a part of one of the moments that Kerchanshe is celebrating with the Launch of “Buna Dhuga” - “The complete Coffee ERP Solution” for…
First ever 1000Kg coffee bag
Kerchanshe Trading has made available its first ever 1000Kg coffee bag. We are proud to be the 1st Ethiopian company to do so.The coffee bags are meticulously packed to ensure the goodness of the beans. With cutting edge technology to manage inventory we can handle both large and small packaging…
Suez Canal blocked: What the mishap in one of the busiest shipping lanes means for the world
Millions of gallons of oil and millions of tonnes of goods are being held up by a mammoth vessel blocking the key shipping route. A giant container ship remained stuck sideways in Egypt's Suez Canal for a fifth day Saturday, as authorities prepared to make new attempts to free the vessel and reopen…