Ethiopian Arabica coffee exporter
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DEGUSONS TRADING (Private Limited Company) is an Ethiopian Arabica coffee exporting company located in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Although recently established, DEGUSONS is a family owned business where its founders have accumulated decades of very significant experience and deep knowledge of the coffee industry. Our export range include all varieties of washed, unwashed (Sundried), and specialty Ethiopian coffees.
untamed taste of ethiopia
a land of tradition & natural beauty
ETHIOPIA: A LAND OF TRADITION & NATURAL BEAUTY Ethiopia is one of the best coffee growing countries in the world. From locations in Yirgacheffe, Sidamo, Harrar, Lekempti, and Djimmah Degusons purchases the best quality beans at the Ethiopia Commodity Exchange (ECX) which are sourced from communities of smallholder growers and plantations throughout the coffee-producing areas of the Ethiopian highlands. With tough quality control and latest processing, sorting, and storage facilities, Degusons delivers genuine Ethiopian Arabica coffee to markets worldwide.
our coffee types
consistency across all grades & types of coffee
Sidamo
Distinctive fruity flavor that resembles a dry red wine.
Yirgacheffe
Renowned for its bright citrus acidity, floral aroma.
Lekempti
Pleasant acidity & healthy
body with distinct fruity flavor.
body with distinct fruity flavor.
Harrar
Medium acidity, full body and a distinctive mocha flavor.
Limu
Noticeable winey flavors, pleasantly sweet and vibrant.
Djimmah
Characterized by balanced body and acidity.
Ethiopian coffee
origin premium arabica coffee beans
Coffee Production in Ethiopia
tradition, passion, life
Coffee is a longstanding tradition. Ethiopia is where "Coffea Arabica", the coffee plant originated.
Ethiopia is also one of the world's largest producer of coffee, and Africa's top producer.
Coffee is important to the economy of Ethiopia; where more than 40% of foreign income is generated from coffee exports, and a significant portion of the population relies on some aspect of coffee production for their livelihood.
Our vision is to integrate upstream, to provide traceable coffees, with transparent and accountable practices that empower and to benefit the most important actor of the coffee value chain, the farmer.
Coffee is important to the economy of Ethiopia; where more than 40% of foreign income is generated from coffee exports, and a significant portion of the population relies on some aspect of coffee production for their livelihood.
Our vision is to integrate upstream, to provide traceable coffees, with transparent and accountable practices that empower and to benefit the most important actor of the coffee value chain, the farmer.
