AP01 · Uganda coffee
Arabica Parchment
Carefully dried and prepared for dependable milling performance.
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Taste the
Soul of Africa.
A quality-led Ugandan coffee company building trusted supply, disciplined lot management and long-term value from origin to market.
Eastern UgandaStrategic origin
Arabica & RobustaGreen coffee
ACT&C GroupBusiness foundation
African coffee, responsibly handled
From highland farms to lasting partnerships.
Based in Mbale and part of ACT&C Group Ltd, AfriCrest Coffee Traders (U) Ltd is building a reliable bridge between local coffee communities, established processors and serious buyers.
Our approach combines commercial discipline with close-to-origin understanding. We assess every purchase for weight, moisture, quality and expected out-turn, then maintain lot identity through preparation, storage and delivery.
Mount ElgonKapchorwaEastern UgandaUgandan origins
What we supply
Coffee with a clear identity.
Our offering is shaped around buyer specifications, available crop and careful lot preparation.
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AA02 · Uganda coffee
Arabica AA
Large, well-sorted beans selected for premium export requirements.
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DR03 · Uganda coffee
Drugar
Natural Ugandan Arabica with a bold profile and distinctive character.
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FAQ04 · Uganda coffee
Robusta FAQ
Clean, graded Robusta suited to commercial and specialty blends.
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Local depth.
Regional reach.
We source coffee across Uganda’s recognised growing corridors and develop responsible cross-border supply relationships across East and Central Africa.
Our regional reach includes DR Congo and Kenya, with capacity to work across other African coffee-producing countries where quality, traceability, customs and regulatory requirements are met.
Uganda · Eastern highlands
Mount Elgon & Kapchorwa
Sun-dried Arabica parchment, Bugisu selections and highland lots.
Uganda · Central & Western
Robusta country
Kiboko, washed Robusta parchment and FAQ-ready supply.
Representative sourcing imagery. Specific lot origin, process and availability are confirmed in the relevant offer and traceability documents.
Sourcing corridors
UgandaCore origin
→DR CongoCross-border origin
→KenyaRegional origin
→East & Central AfricaSelected partnerships
One African coffee platform
Every origin. One standard.
Regardless of source, each lot is evaluated against agreed moisture, quality, out-turn, traceability and commercial requirements before purchase or onward sale.
Our operating standard
Quality is a process, not a promise.
Our controls are designed to protect coffee value, improve buying decisions and give partners clearer visibility from intake to delivery.
Discuss your specification ↗- 01
Responsible sourcing
Supplier identity, purchase references, weights and payment details.
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Measured intake
Moisture, physical condition, defects and expected out-turn assessed.
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Controlled preparation
Drying, sorting, grading, lot separation and stock monitoring.
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Documented delivery
Traceable dispatch, delivery notes, buyer GRN and reconciliation.
Investment & partnerships
Growth-stage opportunityA platform for Uganda’s next coffee chapter.
AfriCrest is being built to aggregate quality coffee more efficiently, improve preparation at origin and form repeatable routes to market. We welcome aligned partners who bring patient capital, technical capability or dependable off-take.
Investor brief access is issued only after review. Verified financial, registration and transaction records are shared separately with qualified parties through a controlled due-diligence process.Origin advantage
Positioned close to the productive Mount Elgon and Eastern Uganda coffee corridor, with access to both Arabica and Robusta supply.
Disciplined controls
Lot-level records connect purchasing, moisture, expected out-turn, drying, stock movement, sales and buyer documentation.
Scalable model
A focused aggregation and quality platform designed to grow through working capital, stronger off-take and processing partnerships.
Group foundation
Supported by ACT&C Group Ltd’s operating experience, administrative systems, logistics awareness and commercial relationships.
Our growth roadmap
Measured growth.
Stronger coffee.
Build trusted supply
Strengthen sourcing, field analysis, lot controls and repeat local buyer relationships.
Expand preparation
Increase drying, storage, quality-analysis and working-capital capacity.
Deepen market access
Develop structured off-take and export-aligned supply programmes.
Ways to partner
Capital is only one part of the opportunity.
We are open to practical structures that strengthen supply, quality, infrastructure and market access while aligning risk and reward.
Trade & working capital
Finance larger seasonal purchases against controlled lots and confirmed market routes.
Off-take partnerships
Build repeat supply programmes around agreed grades, volumes, quality parameters and delivery schedules.
Processing infrastructure
Partner on drying, storage, hulling, grading and quality-analysis capacity as throughput grows.
Market & export access
Connect prepared Ugandan coffee to regional and international buyers through transparent commercial arrangements.
Governance & visibility
Designed for accountable growth.
Reference-led records
One transaction reference links operational entries, source documents and uploaded evidence.
Division reporting
Coffee performance remains financially identifiable within the wider ACT&C Group structure.
Approval controls
Purchases, expenses, payments and sales are structured for review and accountability.
Investor information
A clear provision for future audited results, ownership information, certifications and major company updates.
Start a conversation
Let’s build value from Ugandan coffee.
For supply, off-take, investment or strategic partnership enquiries, contact our Mbale office directly.
Call+256 787 920 345WhatsApp+256 787 920 345Emailprosper@africancrestcoffee.com
VisitRepublic Street, next to Rubis Petrol Station, Mbale, Uganda