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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
View the latest News and Events, to learn more about how our Coffee Beans Products, Improved processing, enhance customer experiences and company events.
New Coffee Stocks for Jan/Feb 2021
Coffee The Way It Was Intended - Try Something New With Us Our team puts their heart and soul into our world class coffee and our newest Single Origin is no exception! Kerchanshe brings you the new crop for the next year for you to book in Advance. We have started stocking up new crops from SIDAMO,…
Searching For the Origins of Harar Coffee
The city of Harar is famous for two reasons: one, as a major holy city of Islam and two for its naturally processed coffee. It is the fourth-holiest city for Muslims worldwide after Mecca, Medina, and Jerusalem. Harar was also a major trading center for coffee since the 16th century. The city’s…
Ground water development for the community
Foundation stone for groundwater development for the community in the Oromia region Guji zone Adola rede wereda, laid by Dr. Adugna Debela, Director General of Ethiopia Coffee and Tea Authority on May 7th, 2020. This program is funded by Kerchanshe Trading PLC and Tchibo GmbH.
The COVID-19 pandemic impact on the global coffee sector
The COVID-19 pandemic is likely to have a profound impact on the global coffee sector, including production, consumption, and international trade. The ICO says in the short-term, out-of-home consumption is decreasing significantly as a growing number of countries are adopting a full or partial…
We are so proud to stand with Humans
Kerchanshe Trading PLC has donated Five Million Birr to Oromia National State-Corona Virus Mitigation trust fund.
Giving it Back
Sometimes, we forget that as there is important things in life than business but, business for us is farmers bringing change for the whole supply chain Hope all our follower remember we have built more than 5 school in different coffee growing areas in the region but still the students were not…