Arabica
Washed and natural Arabica from the Andes, the Andean piedmont and the eastern massif, offered by grade.
- Washed and natural
- Grades A · B · C
- 46 kg jute bags or 1,000 kg bulk bags
- GrainPro liner on request
Grown among the clouds of the Andes.
Green coffee from small Venezuelan family farms, graded at our Acarigua hub and shipped to roasters and importers across Europe and the United States.
EUDR-ready
Due-diligence data with every lot, deforestation-free since 2020
Farm plotting
Every supplying farm plot mapped by GPS
Certified lots
Quality certificate for every lot
Traceable to farm
Lot → farm → plot
Wholesale lots
Lot size and MOQ agreed privately
Acarigua hub
Own warehouse: milling, selection, storage
FOB · CIF
Incoterms 2020
Shade-grown Andes
High-grown under native shade
Venezuelan coffee
Wholesale green coffee lots
Robusta
Robusta from Venezuelan lowland farms, in small lots.
- Small lots
- Availability on request
- 46 kg jute bags
- Same certificate and EUDR data
Minimum order quantity is agreed privately with each buyer. We do not sell roasted coffee or retail.
Origins
Venezuela's coffee map
Each point is a growing zone we source from, with its typical harvesting altitude. Every origin is available on request.
- 1 ChabasquénPortuguesa900–1,600 m
- 2 BiscucuyPortuguesa800–1,500 m
- 3 OspinoPortuguesa600–1,300 m
- 4 SanareLara1,000–1,800 m
- 5 BoconóTrujillo900–1,600 m
- 6 Campo ElíasTrujillo1,000–1,700 m
- 7 Santa Cruz de MoraMérida1,200–1,700 m
- 8 RubioTáchira800–1,600 m
- 9 CaripeMonagas800–1,400 m
- 10 700–1,300 m
Altitude ranges are typical for each zone and vary by farm. Coffee main crop: October to March. New-crop shipments usually start in the first quarter.
Acarigua, our operating hub
Lots are received, milled, selected and stored at our own warehouse in Acarigua, Portuguesa, before export. Every bag carries its lot code from here to your port.
Varieties
The genetic base of our coffee
Our lots are field blends of several cultivars. These are the varieties grown in our origins, including Venezuela's own home-bred lines.
- MonteclaroVenezuela-bred, Táchira
- AraguaneyVenezuela-bred
- CaripeVenezuelan natural cross, Monagas
- INIA 01Venezuela-bred
- Typica (Criollo)Historic base
- BourbonAndes and Lara
- CaturraMérida
- CatuaíRed and yellow
- Mundo NovoOlder plantings
- VillanuevaMérida highlands
- CastilloPortuguesa and Táchira
- Colombia 27Widely planted
- Catimor / SarchimorRust-resistant
- RobustaSmall lots
Quality
Grades
Every lot is offered under one of our grade names and ships with its own quality certificate.
Green coffee
- ARABICA Grade AWashed, high-grown
- ARABICA Grade BWashed, standard
- ARABICA Grade CNatural, commercial
- RobustaSmall lots
The EMMEVI lot certificate
- Lot code, origin and farm plots
- Grade and moisture
- Defect count
- Cup profile
- Pre-shipment sample for your approval
Featured lot
Washed Arabica · Boconó SC14 · Grade A
Fresh-crop washed Andean Arabica from small family farms on the steep slopes of Boconó, Trujillo. Bright citrus acidity, light-to-medium body and a clean finish: a natural acidity component for espresso and filter blends.
- Origin
- Boconó, Trujillo
- Altitude
- 900–1,600 masl
- Process
- Fully washed
- Grade · Screen
- Grade A · 14+
- Harvest
- 2026 crop
- Available
- Up to 1,000 MT
- Packing
- 46 kg jute bags or 1,000 kg bulk bags
- Port
- Puerto Cabello
EUDR-ready Certified lots 100% Arabica
How we work
From farm to your port in five steps
- 1
Buy at origin
Lots bought from mapped farms in the origins you choose.
- 2
Mill and select
Milling, grading and selection at our Acarigua hub.
- 3
Certify the lot
Quality certificate and pre-shipment sample for your approval.
- 4
Document
EUDR data, certificate of origin, phytosanitary certificate, export permits.
- 5
Ship
FOB Puerto Cabello or CIF your destination port.
Traceability & compliance
EUDR-ready, lot by lot
Green coffee falls under the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR). Every lot we ship to Europe comes with the data your due-diligence statement needs.
- GPS geolocation of every supplying farm plot (polygons for plots over 4 ha)
- Satellite check: no deforestation after 31 December 2020
- Legality documents: producer registration and land use
- Lot-to-plot traceability on every bag
- Certificate of origin, phytosanitary certificate and export permits
Farm names and plot coordinates are disclosed upon contract signing. A full compliance documentation pack is available on request.
EUDR-ready
Due-diligence data with every lot, deforestation-free since 2020
Farm plotting
Every supplying farm plot mapped by GPS
Traceable to farm
Lot → farm → plot
Certified lots
Quality certificate for every lot
Logistics & terms
Simple terms
FOB
Loaded at Puerto Cabello
CIF
Delivered to your destination port
Lot sizes
MOQ agreed privately, shipped by container
Spot and forward
Spot lots and harvest contracts
Quote calculator
Estimate a container
An indicative price built the way green coffee is traded: ICE New York Coffee “C” plus a negotiated differential.
Containers1
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Indicative estimate only, not an offer. Final price, differential, freight and availability are confirmed in a written contract. Weights subject to ±0.5% franchise.
For producers
Are you a coffee producer in Venezuela?
We buy coffee lots directly from Venezuelan farms and producer associations for export, and pay in bolívares in line with Venezuelan regulations. Share your lot details, quantity available and asking price.
Sell your coffee to EMMEVIOn request
Specialty micro-lots
Alongside our wholesale lots, we can source small specialty micro-lots from selected Venezuelan farms on request. Tell us what you are looking for.
Request an offerFAQ
Buying Venezuelan green coffee
Where does Venezuelan green coffee come from?
Venezuelan coffee grows in three regions: the Andes (Táchira, Mérida and Trujillo), the Andean piedmont of Lara and Portuguesa, and the eastern massif of Monagas and Sucre. Andean coffee was historically exported as “Maracaibo” coffee, after the port it shipped from.
What does Venezuelan coffee taste like?
Washed Andean Arabica from Venezuela typically shows bright, citrus-leaning acidity, a light to medium body and notes of cocoa and sweet spice. Roasters use it as an acidity and freshness component in espresso blends and as a base for filter coffee.
How is green coffee priced?
Green coffee is priced on the ICE Futures U.S. Coffee “C” contract (New York), quoted in US cents per pound, plus a differential for origin, grade and quality. We quote FOB Puerto Cabello or CIF your destination port, on a differential or fixed-price basis.
How many bags of green coffee fit in a container?
A 20-foot dry container holds about 400–420 jute bags of 46 kg (18.4–19.3 tonnes net) or 19–20 big bags of 1,000 kg. The final count depends on the loading plan.
What is the minimum order for green coffee?
The minimum order is agreed privately with each buyer, depending on origin, grade and shipment schedule. Specialty micro-lots are available on request.
When is the coffee harvest in Venezuela?
The main Venezuelan harvest runs from October to March. New-crop shipments usually start in the first quarter of the following year.
Is your green coffee EUDR compliant?
Our lots are EUDR-ready: every supplying farm plot is GPS-mapped and checked for deforestation after 31 December 2020, and the geolocation data comes with each lot for your due-diligence statement. Farm names and plot coordinates are disclosed upon contract signing.
Which port do you ship from?
We ship from Puerto Cabello, Venezuela's main container port, FOB or CIF to ports in Europe and the United States.
Can I get samples before buying?
Yes. We send a type sample on request and a pre-shipment sample (PSS) of the actual lot for your approval before loading.
What documents come with each shipment?
Commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, INSAI phytosanitary certificate, certificate of origin, lot quality certificate, weight certificate and EUDR geolocation data for EU shipments.
Do you also sell Robusta or specialty coffee?
Yes. Robusta is available in small lots, and specialty micro-lots from selected Venezuelan farms can be sourced on request.
Request an offer
Tell us what you need
We reply within two business days with availability, grade and price basis.