Our Partners

Here are some potential local and international partners for Kummul Coffee, categorized by type:

Local Partners

Government Agencies

  1. Papua New Guinea Coffee Industry Corporation (CIC)

    • Provides support, research, and regulatory oversight for the coffee industry in PNG.

  2. National Department of Agriculture and Livestock (NDAL)

    • Supports agricultural development and provides resources for coffee growers.

  3. Jiwaka Provincial Government

    • Offers regional support and infrastructure development for local businesses.

  4. Member for Anglimp South Waghi Electorate and District Development Authority

    • Provides local government support, resources, and development initiatives for the district.

  5. PNG Ministry of Coffee

    • Focuses on the development and promotion of the coffee industry in PNG.

Coffee Growers and Suppliers

  1. Local Coffee Cooperatives

    • Various cooperatives of smallholder farmers who can supply coffee cherries and parchment.

  2. Individual Coffee Estates

    • Partnering with other coffee estates in the Highlands region for a consistent supply of high-quality beans.

Service Providers

  1. Logistics Companies

    • Local transport companies for efficient movement of coffee from farms to processing facilities and ports.

  2. Packaging Suppliers

    • Providers of sustainable and high-quality packaging materials for coffee products.

Bankers

  1. Bank of South Pacific (BSP)

    • Offers banking and financial services, including loans and investment support.

  2. National Development Bank

    • Provides finance services and credit facilities to us and to smallholder farmers and local businesses.

 

International Partners

Government Agencies

  1. International Trade Centre (ITC)

    • Provides support for international trade and market access for coffee exporters.

  2. United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)

    • Offers programs for sustainable development and economic growth in developing countries.

Coffee Organisations

  1. International Coffee Organizations

    • Collaborating with global coffee organizations for knowledge exchange and market access.

  2. Specialty Coffee  Associations

    • Partnerships with international associations focused on specialty coffee production and standards.

Service Providers

  1. International Logistics Companies

    • Companies like DHL, Maersk, and FedEx for global shipping and distribution.

  2. Quality Control and Certification Bodies

    • Organizations that provide certifications such as Fair Trade, Organic, and Rainforest Alliance.

Customers

  1. Specialty Coffee Roasters

    • Companies that specialize in roasting and selling high-quality coffee, such as Blue Bottle Coffee, Stumptown Coffee Roasters, and Intelligentsia Coffee.

  2. International Coffee Retailers

    • Retail chains and online platforms that sell specialty coffee, like Starbucks Reserve, Whole Foods Market, and Amazon.

  3. Food and Beverage Manufacturers

    • Companies that use coffee as an ingredient in their products, such as Nestlé, Mondelēz International, and Unilever.

By establishing partnerships with these organizations, Kummul Coffee can strengthen its supply chain, enhance product quality, and expand its market reach both locally and internationally.