Shared Source is a green coffee agency that facilitates robust, transparent and equitable exchange between criteria-driven roasters and small producers. We practice a model that empowers these artisans to farm regeneratively and to make a real living from coffee.

Up in them Colombian mountains again, talking plenty of talk and walking even more walk. . . . . Later Nariño, later Tarqui, Huila (whence this photo), and hi from Tolima (and now back to work. Goodbye) 🤙
US Friends! Guats and Kenyas have landed on the East Coast and are currently *slaying*. Folks who pre-booked can now begin drawing from these beauties and those of you who have been window shopping can get in touch for arrival samples ASAP. Some very cool lots still left. Team@sharedsource.co for an offer list.
Shared Source USA (sister company of @smallbatchroast) is seeking a Spanish-fluent coffee professional for a senior and diverse green coffee role, based mostly in the USA, but supporting also our Australian and Colombian entities' activities. — This is a diverse role that requires the candidate build on our deeply socially and environmentally-credentialed green sourcing programme, and involves green buying, quality assurance & green sales, producer relationship building, systematic record keeping, communications and some logistics, plus work on the ground in the Americas, Africa and Australia. While nominally Seattle-based, there is some degree of flexibility to the locality of the right candidate. — See the link in our bio for a full description of the position and to apply.
Neil Guarnizo, Tarqui smallholder and recipient of Shared Source infrastructure funding has built his new dryer! His coffee is great, but Neil lacks the resources to reinvest in and grow his family business. Our donation projects are rolling on to great success. Neil also participates in our farmer-to-farmer training program in zero-chemical regenerative farming. #beyondorganic #smallholdersdoitbetter #tarquisandwich
En route to port as we speak. Guatemala Vintage ‘18 was a cracker. Containers packed to the brim with nothing but non-hybrids and Shared Source exclusive and (legit) direct parchment purchases: stunners from never-before-seen smallholders; micro regional blends from some of the best cooperatives we’ve come across, mostly from indigenous communities in Huehuetenango; and boutique estates like El Pilar and San Antonio Chaguite definitively nailing classy coffee once again. Get on the list to receive PSS at team@sharedsource.co. We’re quietly confident these lots won’t sit around too long.

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