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The Annual Uganda Coffee Football Tournament is back! The tournament will be held on the 26th September, 2015. Watch this space for more information!
The Uganda Coffee Day is an annual convention of coffee stakeholders that marks the beginning coffee year in Uganda to focus and appreciate a selected challenge of the industry and also share in the mitigation strategies of going forward in the coffee year. Date: 4th October 2012 Venue: Coffee Research Center Kituza, Mukono Theme: Uganda@50, […]
The coffee season in South Western and Western Uganda has gathered steam and the traders’ activities have increased. At the meeting between UCDA Managing Director and the UCTF members, on 25th May 2011 at Sheraton Hotel in Kampala, several recommendations were made on how the coffee quality could me maintained as the season set in. […]
A group of ten Trainers of Trainers (TOT) and four auditors are scheduled to have a number of training sessions this month and next week respectively for the ongoing coffee verification and certification which is a project funded by the Common Fund for Commodities (CFC) who mandated the East African Fine Coffees Association (EAFCA) to […]
A new member of Uganda Coffee Trade Federation, Eagle Eye Africa Ltd is set to launch its new products to the Uganda market but firstly to the coffee sector on the 9th August 2011 at the Golf Course Hotel in Kampala at 9:00Am. Eagle Eye Africa Ltd’s desire to showcase their products to the coffee […]
The challenges affecting the coffee sector are a daily concern to many of those involved in the coffee sector and on 14th July 2011, the board members of the regulatory authority had a brainstorming session to look at these various issues. The theme of the session was “finding solutions to the challenges of the coffee […]
The coffee industry was liberalised in 1991 with the passing of the UCDA Statute and the 1994 Coffee Regulation. This led to the placing of all areas of production, processing and marketing in the control of the private sector, with increasing investments. Over 100 Companies were registered as coffee exporters. Since then coffee exporters have […]
