On the Road to Fair Trade Certification
The cooperative aims to obtain fair trade certification and connect directly with international coffee buyers.
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Kyotera Biikira Coffee Farmers Co-operative Society Ltd (KYOBFA) is a registered cooperative in Kyotera District, Uganda, serving coffee farmers in Kasaali Sub-county. It was formed to enhance the coffee value chain — improving production and marketing, and advocating for coffee farmers.
To empower farmers and foster household welfare through sustainable agriculture, income diversification and advocacy.



Help supply quality seedlings so members can renew and expand their gardens.
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Help us expand processing and storage so farmers earn more per kilo.
Get StartedBy working together, Kyotera's coffee farmers are improving the quality of their coffee, cutting the cost of processing and building a stronger position in the market.




Training in good practices and careful post-harvest handling raises the quality of members' coffee.
Bulking, hulling and storage together give farmers access to markets they could not reach alone.



We equip farmers with practical skills to raise both the quality and quantity of their coffee.

As a cooperative, farmers gain a collective voice, shared services and stronger bargaining power.

Owning our own hulling machine and storage helps members avoid high hulling costs and reach better markets.

We foster household welfare through income diversification and by advocating for the interests of coffee farmers.
Member Farmers
Hulling Machine Owned
Years of Sustainability Coaching (2025–27)
Sub-county Served
Chairperson
Vice Chairperson
Secretary
Treasurer
Membership is open to coffee farmers in Kyotera District. Here's how to join:
Visit the cooperative office in Kasaali Sub-county and speak with the manager or a field extension officer.
Register with your personal details and information about your coffee garden. Membership requirements and fees are explained during registration.
Call or email us if you have any questions before visiting.
We welcome local and international buyers. Contact the cooperative office with the volume and grade you are interested in and our marketing team will respond with availability and terms.
The cooperative aims to connect directly with international buyers and is working towards fair trade certification.
Partners help the cooperative improve coffee quality and quantity through training, equipment, inputs such as seedlings, and market linkages.
Reach out via email or phone to discuss partnership, or use the partner form to tell us how you'd like to get involved.
Kyotera lies in Uganda's Greater Masaka coffee-growing region, known for its Robusta coffee. Contact us for details on current grades and volumes from our members.
The cooperative owns its own hulling machine to reduce the high cost of hulling for farmers in the area. Please contact the office for current hulling rates and conditions for members and non-members.


The cooperative aims to obtain fair trade certification and connect directly with international coffee buyers.
Read MoreWith its own hulling machine and storage facilities, the cooperative is cutting hulling costs for members and expanding its market reach.
Read MoreFrom January 2025 to December 2027 the cooperative receives coaching in sustainability and decent work from the Trade for Development Centre.
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