Resources

What we have published, and what is still coming.

Everything below is live on this site and free to read. The member document library — guidelines, forms, member assets — is not published yet, and we say so rather than linking you to an empty page.

Published

Five things you can use today.

Reference

The Coffee Atlas

Ethiopia classified to full Kew depth — sixteen coffee areas with altitude, processing, harvest window, sub-origins and the flavour each one is recorded for.

Compliance

What EUDR asks of you

The due-diligence chain Europe requires from December, what it means for a member, and what we carry centrally.

Sourcing

Inside the Buyers Guide

What members get: live supply behind the atlas, matching against what you buy, and a direct channel to the exporter holding the lot.

Heritage

Legacy varieties

The landrace varieties Ethiopia holds as custodian, and why a named variety is worth more than a region alone.

Membership

Requirements by role

Seven membership types, each with its published requirements, fees and route in — no need to ask who to call.

Recognition

What the association has been recognised for.

10th AFCA — exhibitor and winner19th African Fine Coffees Conference & ExhibitionOrganiser, International Coffee Event in EthiopiaLong-standing AFCA member
Who we stand with

Five affiliations.

Specialty Coffee AssociationAfrican Fine Coffees AssociationSpecialty Coffee Association of JapanInternational Coffee OrganizationEthiopian Coffee and Tea Authority

Three of those five — SCA, AFCA and SCAJ — are international memberships. The ICO and ECTA are affiliations of a different kind.

Not published yet

The member library is being built, not hidden.

Guidelines, onboarding forms, declarations and member assets are being assembled into one library rather than scattered across pages. It opens to members first, because it is written for people inside the association.