Our quality control process is second to none. We closely monitor the coffee harvest to ensure only the most mature cherries are picked. We have invested significant time and resources to train our local farmers in harvest and post-harvest best practices.
Some of our farmers in rural areas where pulping centres are not available, process beans using the natural method. We provide training and guidelines so they know exactly when the coffee is dried and ready to be brought to us for roasting.
We have invested in the maintenance and upkeep of several pulping centres. Mr. Ghimire started some of them and donated pulpers when they first began in the early 1980s. These pulping centres prepare our green Arabica coffee beans for export into the international market.
We offer both wet and dry processed green beans sourced from farms across Nepal. We also have a limited quantity of Peaberry coffee handpicked by our sisters at the processing facility.
We own two coffee washing stations (CWS) in Syangja and Palpa. They are within 1–5km of our farmers, ensuring easy access and fresh berries that receive better prices. The CWS are 1,200m above sea level and do wet processing.