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In December 2023, Uganda exported 401,336 bags of coffee valued at $65.94 million, reflecting a 4.17% decrease in quantity but a 10.76% increase in value compared to December 2022. Coffee exports for the entire year totaled 6.12 million bags worth $965.14 million, marking a 12% increase in quantity and a 9% increase in value from the previous year. The report highlights challenges such as delayed harvests due to rain, impacting overall export performance.
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In December 2023, Uganda exported 401,336 bags of coffee valued at $65.94 million, reflecting a 4.17% decrease in quantity but a 10.76% increase in value compared to December 2022. Coffee exports for the entire year totaled 6.12 million bags worth $965.14 million, marking a 12% increase in quantity and a 9% increase in value from the previous year. The report highlights challenges such as delayed harvests due to rain, impacting overall export performance.
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UCDA

Report CY 2023/24 Issue 3

MONTHLY REPORT-DECEMBER 2023


Key Highlights Coffee exports for the twelve months (Calendar year
A total of 401,336 60-kilo bags of coffee valued at 2023) totaled 6.12 million bags worth US$ 965.14
US$ 65.94 million were exported in December million compared to 5.63 million bags worth US$
2023 at an average price of US$ 2.74/kilo US cents 3 860.45 million in the previous period(Calendar year
lower than US$ 2.77/Kilo in November 2023 and US 2022). This represents an increase of 12% and 9% in
cents 37 higher than US$ 2.37/kilo in December quantity and value respectively.
2022. This was a decrease of 4.17% in quantity but 72% of the total volume was exported by 10 exporters,
an increase of 10.76% in value compared to the out of 49 companies which performed during the
same month last year. month compared to 76% in November 2023.
Farm-gate prices for Robusta Kiboko averaged UGX Sustainable Arabica fetched the highest price at US $
4,050 per kilo; FAQ UGX 8,750 per kilo, Arabica 4.66 per kilo.
parchment UGX 10,250 per kilo and Drugar UGX
9,250 per kilo.
The monthly coffee exports performance was lower than the
1. Coffee exports
previous year and this was partly on account of the harvest
Coffee exports in December 2023, amounted to 401,336 60-
season that has delayed due to the rains that also delayed
kilo bags, worth US$ 65.94 million as shown in Fig 1. This
drying of the newly harvested coffee and a small harvest in
comprised 337,026 bags of Robusta valued at US $ 52.84
Elgon region.
million and 64,310 bags of Arabica valued at US$ 13.10 million
(see Table 1 and Annex 1). This was a decrease of 4.17% in Coffee exports for the twelve months (Calendar year 2023)
quantity and an increase of 10.76% in value compared to the totaled 6.12 million bags worth US$ 965.14 million compared to
same month last year. 5.63 million bags worth US$ 860.45 million in the previous
By comparing quantity of coffee exported by type in the same period(Calendar year 2022). This represents an increase of
month of last Coffee Year (December 2022), Robusta increased 12.17% and 8.58% in quantity and value respectively.
by 1.68% and 30.32 in quantity and value respectively, while
Arabica exports decreased by 26.38% and 31.02 in quantity in
quantity and value respectively.

Fig 1: Trend of Total Quantity and Value of Coffee exports. January 2023- December 2023

Table1: Comparison of Coffee Exports of December 2022/23 and 2023/24 Coffee Years
2022/23 2023/24 %age Change
Period/Coffee Type
Qty(60-kg bags) Value (US $) Qty(60-kg bags) Value (US $) Qty Value

December Total 418,799 59,534,172 401,336 65,939,868 -4.17 10.76

Robusta 331,446 40,547,821 337,026 52,843,493 1.68 30.32

Arabica 87,353 18,986,350 64,310 13,096,376 -26.38 -31.02


2. Exports by Type and Grade The share of Sustainable/washed coffee to total Robusta
exports was 1.15% compared to 3.51% in November 2023.
Table 2 shows coffee exports by type, grade and average realized
Arabica fetched an average price of US$ 3.39 per kilo US cents 3
price for each grade during the month of December 2023. The
higher than the previous month. The highest price was
average export price was US$ 2.74 per kilo, US cents 3 lower than
Sustainable Arabica sold at US$ 4.66 per kilo. It was followed by
in November 2023 (US$ 2.80). It was 37 US cents higher than in
Bugisu C sold at US$ 4.23 per kilo. Drugar was sold at US$ 3.23
December 2022 (US $ 2.37/kilo). Robusta exports accounted for
per kilo, 8 cents lower than 3.31 per kilo last month, which was
84% of total exports, lower than 80% in November 2023. The
US cents 33 lower than Bugisu AA. Drugar exports were 43% of
average Robusta price was US$ 2.61 per kilo, 1 cent lower than
total Arabica exports lower than 52% the previous month. The
US$ 2.62 per kilo the previous month. The highest price was
share of sustainable Arabica exports to total Arabica exports
Washed Robusta sold at US$ 2.86 per kilo and it was followed by
was 11.73% compared to 7.05 in November 2023.
Screen 18 sold at US$ 2.83 per kilo.

Table 2: Coffee Exports by Type, Grade & Unit Price in December 2023
Quantity 60-Kilo
Coffee type %-age Quantity Value in US $ %-age Value Unit Price US$/Kilo
Bags

Total 401,336 65,939,868 2.74


Washed Robusta 363 0.11 62,356 0.12 2.86
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Screen 18 Fairtrade Organic 382 0.11 55,324 0.10 2.41


Screen 18 Fairtrade 535 0.16 85,027 0.16 2.65
Screen 15 Fairtrade Organic 908 0.27 144,572 0.27 2.65
Screen 15 Fairtrade 1,257 0.37 192,470 0.36 2.55
Screen 14 Organic 360 0.11 50,953 0.10 2.36
Screen 14 Fairtrade 65 0.02 10,318 0.02 2.65
Screen 18 36,058 10.70 6,131,684 11.60 2.83
Screen 17 10,392 3.08 1,687,582 3.19 2.71
Screen 15 154,683 45.90 25,431,183 48.13 2.74
Screen 14 3,977 1.18 594,606 1.13 2.49
Screen 12 65,678 19.49 10,554,111 19.97 2.68
BHP 1199 32,292 9.58 3,853,368 7.29 1.99
Other Robustas 30,076 8.92 3,989,941 7.55 2.21
Total Robustas 337,026 100.00 52,843,493 100.00 2.61
Organic Bugisu 1,024 1.59 245,868 1.88 4.00
Sustainable Arabica 3,200 4.98 895,244 6.84 4.66
Org Wugar 320 0.50 80,424 0.61 4.19
Mt Elgon A+ 3,000 4.66 682,593 5.21 3.79
Bugisu AA 8,899 13.84 1,940,650 14.82 3.63
Bugisu AB 7,563 11.76 1,605,471 12.26 3.54
Bugisu CPB 120 0.19 25,019 0.19 3.47
Bugisu C 320 0.50 81,249 0.62 4.23
Wugar 5,158 8.02 1,196,188 9.13 3.87
Drugar 27,877 43.35 5,492,153 41.94 3.28
Other Arabicas 6,829 10.62 851,516 6.50 2.08
Total Arabica 64,310 100.00 13,096,376 100.00 3.39
3. Individual Exporter Performance Figure 2: Top 10 Exporting Companies by percentage market share
Figure 2 shows the top 10 export companies’ performance in the
month of December 2023. Louis Dreyfus Company (U) Ltd had the
highest market share of 11.56% compared to 10.49 % in
November 2023. It was followed by Ugacof (U)Ltd 9.01% (7.09%);
Olam Uganda Ltd 8.97% (8.11%); Ideal Quality Commodities Ltd
7.92% (9.25%), Ibero (U) Ltd 7.08% (8.92%); Kyagalanyi Coffee Ltd
6.56% (14.22%); Kawacom (U) Ltd 6.25% (4.24%); JKCC General
Suppliies Ltd 5.57% (2.90%), Export Trading Company (U) Ltd
4.58% (4.06%); and Besmark Coffee Company Limited 4.19%
(5.28%) *The figures in brackets represent percentage market
share held in November 2023.
The top 10 exporters held a market share of 72% lower than 76%
the previous month reflecting reducing concentration at exporter
level. Changes in positions compared to last month show
competition at this level. Out of the 49 exporters who performed,
24 exported Robusta Coffee only while 7 exported Arabica coffee
only. Annex 2 shows a detailed list of exporters’ performance in
December 2023.
4. Coffee Exports By Destination 5. Foreign buyers of Uganda Coffee
The destinations of Uganda’s coffee exports during the Annex 4 shows a list of Ugandan coffee foreign buyers in December
month of December 2023 are shown in Fig 3 (details in 2023. The top 10 buyers held a market share of 65% of total exports,
Annex 4). Italy maintained the highest market share with lower than 62% the previous month. Louis Dreyfus led with a market
39..45% compared to 27.68 % last month. It was followed share of 11.80% compared to 10.49% in November 2023. It was
by India 12.05% (7.59%), Germany 11.47% (20.50%), followed by Sucafina 9.47% (7.98%); Olam International 8.97%
Morocco 6.12% (2.86%) and Spain 5.96% (5.53%). *The (8.11%); Eurocaf srl 7.05% (1.02%); Bernhard Rothfos 7.00% (9.62%)
figures in brackets represent percentage market share held Ecom Agro Industrialist 5.35% (2.16%); Touton SA 4.53%; (1.92%)
in November 2023. Volcafe 3.94% (5.24%) Hamburg Coffee 3.40% (17.76%); and
The first 10 major destinations of Uganda coffee took a Koninklijke Douwe 3.05% (1.17%) Note: The figures in brackets
market share of 92.25% compared to 86.72% last month. represent percentage performance in the previous month –November
Coffee exports to Africa amounted to 56,253 bags, a market 2023.
share of 14% compared to 69,2882 bags (16%) the previous
Just like in previous months, there were changes in the relative
month. African countries that imported Uganda coffee
positions of the first 10 major buyers reflecting continued demand
included Sudan, Morocco, Algeria, South Africa, Egypt, and
for Uganda coffee abroad.
Kenya. Europe remained the main destination for Uganda’s
coffees with a 67% imports share, slightly lower than 68% in
November 2023.
Figure 3: Top ten export destinations by percentage market share

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Figure 4: Percentage export share by continent

Figure 5: Top ten buyers by percentage market share

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6. Global Situation 9. Coffee Development Activities
World coffee production for 2023/24 is forecast to reach In December 2023, Uganda Coffee Development Authority
171.4 million bags , 6.9 million bags higher than the previous dedicated significant efforts to advance coffee production and
Year of 164.5 million bags, with higher output in Brazil, coordination. A total of 81 demonstrations were held,
Colombia and Ethiopia expected to more than offset reduced encompassing 51 for Good Agricultural Practices (GAPs) and 15 for
production in Indonesia. Global exports are expected to rehabilitation and renovation (R&R). Additionally, 110 nurseries
increase by 8.4 million bags to 119.92 million bags, mainly underwent inspection, including Coffee Wilt Disease resistant
due to strong shipments from Brazil. Global consumption is (CWDr) nurseries, Arabica, and Elite Robusta nurseries. The mother
forecast at 169.5 million bags, with the largest increase in gardens, and seed gardens were also inspected, ensuring
the European Union, the United States of America and Brazil. adherence to certification standards.
Ending inventories are expected to continue to tighten to a
The initiative provided comprehensive technical support on soil
12-year low of 26.5 million bags.. (United States Department
fertility management to 236 farmers across all coffee-growing
of Agriculture, Coffee: World Markets and Trade report-
regions. Fertility management issues such as low carbon,
December 2023).
phosphorus, CEC, and organic matter deficiency were addressed.
7. Local Situation The field teams supervised and guided coffee stumping of 91,368
During the month of December 2023, farm gate prices old and unproductive coffee trees with the objective to enhance
ranged from Sh.3,800-4,300/= per kilo of Kiboko (Robusta productivity in these regions. Capacity building efforts targeted
dry cherries); Shs. 8,500-9,000/= for FAQ (Fair Average 2,716 farmers through 109 training sessions, covering vital topics
Quality); Sh. 10,000- 10,500/= for Arabica parchment; and like coffee rehabilitation, fertilizer use, soil and water conservation,
Sh. 9,000-9,500/= per kilo for Drugar from Kasese. and pest control. Individual advisory services reached 1,230 coffee
Compared to the previous month, Robusta Kiboko averaged farmers through 249 farm visits. The team conducted 23 radio talk
UGX 4,050 per kilo, higher than UGX 3,750 per kilo , FAQ shows, disseminating crucial information on agricultural practices,
UGX 8,750 per kilo higher than UGX 8,000, Arabica post-harvest handling, and coffee quality management.
parchment UGX 10,250 per kilo higher than 9,250 per kilo Simultaneously, the pilot phase of the geospatial Monitoring and
and Drugar UGX 9,250/= per kilo higher than 8,500/= per Evaluation (M&E) system continued and a total of 535 farmers and
kilo. various value chain actors were registered across the eight coffee
regions.
8. Coffee Consumption and To address climate change impacts, 10 sustainable land
Promotional Activities. management (SLM) trainings were conducted, reaching 561
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During the month, Uganda Coffee Development Authority farmers and providing guidance on soil and water conservation
promoted domestic coffee consumption at 5 events practices. On the other hand, inspection activities covered 216
coffee factories, 155 stores, and 3 roasters, resulting in necessary
namely:
actions against 52 facilities for malpractices. Registration efforts
The East African Magistrates and Judges’ Association targeted 167 hullers, 182 stores, 11 roasters, 7 wet mills, and 93
conference that was held at Munyonyo Common Wealth traders across different regions. In support to promote value
Resort Kampala Uganda; the National organic exhibition addition, 75 wet processing equipment, including wet mills and
that was held under the theme “increasing demand and pulpers, were distributed to cooperatives, dioceses, companies,
supply of organic in the coffee sub sector in Uganda” and farmer groups, and farms. Collaborations included participation in
the source of the Nile women in Agri-business expo and events such as the Women in Agribusiness Expo and the Kisoboka
investment summit under the theme “unlocking investment Agricultural Expo, engaging various stakeholders.
opportunities for women farmers”
UCDA conducted promotion for domestic coffee Key challenges during December 2023, included pest and disease
consumption in Kyenjojo and Nwoya districts under ‘’coffee incidents like the Black Coffee Twig Borer, red blister disease,
on the road” campaign to demonstrate the coffee value Coffee Wilt Disease, and Coffee Leaf Rust, were identified and
chain while providing coffee for tasting . Over 5000 cups of addressed.
coffee were brewed using different brewing techniques for
demonstration purposes and coffee was provided for 9. Outlook for January 2024
tasting. People appreciated the great taste of Ugandan
coffee. Information on coffee trade, investment Coffee exports are projected to be 450,000 bags. Harvesting of
opportunities in the sector, coffee types, grades, and the main crop north of the equator and the fly crop in South
benefits of taking coffee was provided to the attendees. western and Greater Masaka is tailing off.

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Annex 1: Comparative Coffee Export Performance – 60-kilo bags; US$

Coffee Year 2022/23 2023/24 %-age Change

Quantity Value $ Quantity Value $ Quantity Value $


Grand Total 1,320,811 190,467,292 1,297,875 215,675,374 -1.74 13.23
Total Robusta 1,092,869 138,946,529 1,086,721 172,977,196 -0.56 24.49
Total Arabica 227,942 51,520,764 211,154 42,698,179 -7.37 -17.12
December 418,799 59,534,172 401,336 65,939,868 -4.17 10.76
Robusta 331,446 40,547,821 337,026 52,843,493 1.68 30.32
Arabica 87,353 18,986,350 64,310 13,096,376 -26.38 -31.02
November 447,162 64,195,442 426,839 70,851,099 -4.54 10.37
Robusta 364,875 45,435,243 339,642 53,276,542 -6.92 17.26
Arabica 82,287 18,760,200 87,197 17,574,557 5.97 -6.32
October 454,850 66,737,678 469,700 78,884,407 3.26 18.20
Robusta 396,548 52,963,465 410,053 66,857,161 3.41 26.23
Arabica 58,302 13,774,214 59,647 12,027,246 2.31 -12.68

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Annex 2: List of Coffee Exporters and their Market Shares: December 2023
POSITION QUANTITY (Bags) PERCENTAGE MARKET SHARE
HELD IN
EXPORTING COMPANY NOVEMBER Robusta Arabica Total Individual Cumulative

Total 337,026 64,310 401,336 100

1 Louis Dreyfus Company (U) Ltd 2 45,289 1,120 46,409 11.56 11.56

2 Ugacof (U) Ltd 6 33,690 2,461 36,151 9.01 20.57

3 Olam Uganda Ltd 5 32,222 3,786 36,008 8.97 29.54

4 Ideal Quality Commodities Ltd 3 30,220 1,561 31,781 7.92 37.46

5 Ibero (U) Ltd 4 25,517 2,880 28,397 7.08 44.54

6 Kyagalanyi Coffee Ltd 1 14,760 11,570 26,330 6.56 51.10

7 Kawacom (U) Ltd 8 16,975 8,105 25,080 6.25 57.35


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8 JKCC General Supplies Ltd 11 22,340 22,340 5.57 62.91

9 Export Trading Company (U) Ltd 10 18,368 18,368 4.58 67.49

10 Besmark Coffee Company Limited 7 4,181 12,644 16,825 4.19 71.68

11 Touton Uganda Limited 15 9,364 4,390 13,754 3.43 75.11

12 Sena Indo Uganda Limited 12 8,860 4,260 13,120 3.27 78.38

13 DRK General Merchants Ltd 33 8,528 8,528 2.12 80.50

14 Commodity Solutions (U) Ltd 14 6,596 6,596 1.64 82.15

15 Sukuma Commodities Limited 16 6,424 6,424 1.60 83.75

16 Grainpulse Ltd 24 5,508 320 5,828 1.45 85.20

17 Jber Coffee Ltd 9 5,604 193 5,797 1.44 86.64

18 Coffee World Ltd 25 4,294 4,294 1.07 87.71

19 Zigoti Coffee Works Ltd 20 3,282 688 3,970 0.99 88.70

20 Ankole Coffee Producers Coop Union Ltd 13 3,837 3,837 0.96 89.66

21 Family Bakery Ltd 32 3,646 3,646 0.91 90.57

22 Rezlex Investment Ltd 21 2,684 668 3,352 0.84 91.40

23 Xag Coffee Exporters 35 3,164 3,164 0.79 92.19

24 Drogo Commodities Limited 22 3,000 3,000 0.75 92.94

25 Robust Commodities Uganda Limited 2,700 2,700 0.67 93.61

26 Discovery Trading Limited 26 2,560 2,560 0.64 94.25

27 Agri Evolve 17 2,530 2,530 0.63 94.88


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Annex 2: List of Coffee Exporters and their Market Shares: December 2023
POSITION QUANTITY (Bags) Percentage Market Share
HELD IN
Exporting Company NOVEMBER Robusta Arabica Total Individual Cumulative

28 Gisha Coffee Ltd 27 1,336 974 2,310 0.58 95.46

29 Noble Commodities (U) Ltd 18 1,336 640 1,976 0.49 95.95

30 Central Coffee Farmers Association 1,750 1,750 0.44 96.38

31 Nakana Coffee Factory Ltd 29 1,670 1,670 0.42 96.80


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32 Darley Investments Ltd 44 1,656 1,656 0.41 97.21

33 Bakwanye Trading Co. Ltd 28 1,600 1,600 0.40 97.61

34 Ishaka Quality Commodities Ltd 1,600 1,600 0.40 98.01

35 Rubanga Cooperative Society Ltd 39 334 720 1,054 0.26 98.27

36 Funzo Coffee (U) Ltd 350 640 990 0.25 98.52

37 Busingye and Company Ltd 668 668 0.17 98.69

38 Bugisu Coop Union Ltd 38 640 640 0.16 98.85

39 Mbale Importers & Exporters Ltd 45 640 640 0.16 99.01

40 Bufumbo Organic Farmers Association 40 640 640 0.16 99.16

41 Uganda Tea Corporation Ltd 635 635 0.16 99.32

42 Intouch Trading Ltd 600 600 0.15 99.47

43 Mwanyi Terimba Ltd 350 350 0.09 99.56

44 Kaweri Coffee Plantation 30 350 350 0.09 99.65


Seth & Cushman Market Traders
45 Limited 344 344 0.09 99.73

46 Kwezi Coffee Limited 334 334 0.08 99.82

47 Bukonzo Joint Co-operative Union Ltd 31 320 320 0.08 99.90


Bukonzo Organic Farmers Cooperative
48 Union 41 320 320 0.08 99.98

49 Bariguna Coffee Ltd 100 100 0.02 100.00

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Annex 4: Main Destinations of Uganda Coffee by Type in December 2023
POSITION QUANTITY (60kg bags)
DESTINATION HELD IN %AGE MARKET SHARE
NOVEMBER Robusta Arabica Total Individual Cumulative
Total
337,026 64,310 401,336 100

1 Italy 1 145,587 12,739 158,326 39.45 39.45

2 India 4 45,847 2,520 48,367 12.05 51.50

3 Germany 2 33,063 12,957 46,020 11.47 62.97

4 Morocco 8 23,264 1,280 24,544 6.12 69.08

5 Spain 5 22,257 1,647 23,904 5.96 75.04


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6 Sudan 3 20,318 20,318 5.06 80.10

7 U.S.A 9 3,744 12,895 16,639 4.15 84.25

8 Belgium 6 5,932 8,820 14,752 3.68 87.92

9 Netherlands 11 7,660 1,680 9,340 2.33 90.25

10 Algeria 7 7,298 7,298 1.82 92.07

11 United Arab Emirates 14 3,550 640 4,190 1.04 93.11

12 Switzerland 12 3,840 3,840 0.96 94.07

13 United Kingdom 17 1,730 1,332 3,062 0.76 94.83

14 Portugal 16 2,740 320 3,060 0.76 95.60

15 Japan 13 1,293 1,190 2,483 0.62 96.21

16 Russia 10 1,974 320 2,294 0.57 96.79

17 Vietnam 19 2,240 2,240 0.56 97.34

18 China 20 1,637 1,637 0.41 97.75

19 Israel 23 1,600 1,600 0.40 98.15

20 Slovenia 1,080 1,080 0.27 98.42

21 Canada 25 345 640 985 0.25 98.67

22 Egypt 15 350 334 684 0.17 98.84

23 Australia 27 320 320 640 0.16 99.00

24 Malaysia 640 640 0.16 99.15

25 South Korea 21 320 320 640 0.16 99.31

26 Kenya 37 606 606 0.15 99.47

27 Finland 320 320 0.08 99.54


Annex 4: Main Destinations of Uganda Coffee by Type in December 2023

POSITION QUANTITY (60kg Bags)


Destination HELD IN %Age Market Share
NOVEMBER Robusta Arabica Total Individual Cumulative

28 Greece 24 320 320 0.08 99.62

29 Poland 18 320 320 0.08 99.70

30 Singapore 320 320 0.08 99.78

31 South Africa 35 320 320 0.08 99.86

32 Turkey 36 320 320 0.08 99.94

33 Saudi Arabia 34 193 227 0.06 100.00


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Annex 5: List of Foreign Coffee Buyers during the Month of December 2023
BUYERS POSITION HELD QUANTITY
IN NOVEMBER
(60kg BAGS) %AGE MARKET SHARE
Robusta Arabica Total Individual Cumulative

Total 337,026 64,310 401,336 100

1 Louis Dreyfus 1 45,609 1,760 47,369 11.80 11.80

2 Sucafina 4 33,317 4,701 38,018 9.47 21.28

3 Olam International 3 32,222 3,786 36,008 8.97 30.25

4 Eurocaf Srl 20 28,306 28,306 7.05 37.30

5 Bernhard Rothfos 2 25,197 2,880 28,077 7.00 44.30

6 Ecom Agro Industrialist 12 14,416 7,053 21,469 5.35 49.65

7 Touton SA 14 10,004 8,180 18,184 4.53 54.18

8 Volcafe 6 9,550 6,261 15,811 3.94 58.12

9 Hamburg Coffee 8 7,844 5,821 13,665 3.40 61.52

10 Koninklijke Douwe 17 12,240 12,240 3.05 64.57

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11 Icona Café 15 9,297 320 9,617 2.40 66.97

12 Pacorini Silocaf 23 7,098 668 7,766 1.94 68.90

13 ETC Trading 24 7,480 7,480 1.86 70.77

14 Altasheel Import & Export 10 7,000 7,000 1.74 72.51

15 GRB 5 1,080 4,246 5,326 1.33 73.84

16 Ngon Coffee 5,230 5,230 1.30 75.14

17 Bercher Coffee Consulting 7 5,100 5,100 1.27 76.41

18 Hafco Trading 9 4,900 4,900 1.22 77.63

19 DRK General 4,534 4,534 1.13 78.76

20 Strauss 13 3,425 1,063 4,488 1.12 79.88

21 Sri Narasus 21 4,250 4,250 1.06 80.94

22 CCL Products 18 3,850 3,850 0.96 81.90

23 Bijdendijk 29 2,338 720 3,058 0.76 82.66

24 Terracore 2,992 2,992 0.75 83.41

25 Pergamino 2,254 660 2,914 0.73 84.13

26 Coffein Compagnie 28 2,520 2,520 0.63 84.76

27 Walter Matter 1,600 640 2,240 0.56 85.32

28 Ibericafe Import S.L 22 1,972 1,972 0.49 85.81

29 Nordelut 1,920 1,920 0.48 86.29

30 Others 44,581 10,451 55,032 13.71 100.00


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Email: info@ugan dacoffee.go.ug ; www.ugandacoffee.go.ug
December 2023

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