RAKI COFFEE

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  Raki Trades in coffee sourced from East Africa mainly from Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania.

 The coffee types found in this region include washed and unwashed Arabica and Robusta. Raki coffee comes from the three mountains found in these countries i.e. Mount Kenya, Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Elgon at the border of Kenya and Uganda. Our coffee is sourced from mainly from small holder cooperative societies and our farms.

 

Being a main cash crop coffee affects the lives of over 6 million people in this region making it a major revenue earner for the East African economies.

 

Raki coffee is sold in green bean form, roasted or ground. We can also sell in bulk or packaged in accordance with the clients requirements, packaging specifications and private label arrangements.

 

Raki serves clients worldwide and we have kept a reputation in consistency in quality and competitive pricing

 

Raki has shipped in excess of 40,800 tonnes worldwide. Our factory is based in Nairobi Kenya and has a capacity of 17.4 tonnes per day on a 3 shift basis. We are in the process of increasing this capacity to 40 tonnes per day.

 

Three Mountains blend which is our leading private label blend is packed in Pouches sourced from SWISSPACK Here are some of unbranded pouches and their features.

 

       

  

One-way Degassing Valve Bags / Coffee Bags / Degassing Valve Pouches
Any amount of oxygen absorbed by coffee eventually leads to staleness. However, as the result of sugar browning reactions during roasting, freshly roasted coffee exudes carbon dioxide for up to a week in its whole bean form. For this reason, the highest quality coffees are typically packaged as soon as possible after roasting in a moisture-proof laminated Coffee bag containing a one-way Degassing valve . This Degassing Coffee valve allows the carbon dioxide to escape without “ballooning” or rupturing the bag, but does not allow oxygen to enter.


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