Robusta sold as whole sun-dried cherries, straight from the farm gate.
Kiboko is the Swahili word for the whole dried coffee cherry. Farmers sun-dry the entire fruit on raised beds and sell it unprocessed. It is the rawest farmgate form of Ugandan robusta, bought by mills and processors who hull and grade it into Screen 18, 15, and 12.
Nonda buys kiboko from farmers and mills it into graded green bean for export. Full grade directory at our grade directory.
Why Kiboko fits this use.
Why Kiboko fits this use.
Why Kiboko fits this use.
See the full grade ladder on our grade directory, and export FOB rates on wholesale pricing.
Kiboko is robusta sold as whole sun-dried coffee cherries, still in the fruit. It is the rawest farmgate grade, bought by mills to hull and grade into export screens.
Kiboko trades at farmgate in Ugandan shillings per kilogram, currently around UGX 5,500/kg. It is cheaper than green bean because the hull makes up part of the weight.
Nonda buys kiboko from farmers and mills it into graded green bean for export. We sell the graded screens (18, 15, 12) FOB, not the raw cherry.
Request a kiboko quote or a full FOB offer. We ship graded green bean worldwide from Mombasa.
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