Ethiopian Green Coffee for American Specialty Roasters

We supply Q-graded, single-origin Ethiopian arabica directly to specialty roasters across the United States. Every lot is FDA-compliant, fully traceable, and available with USDA Organic certification for roasters who demand verified provenance.

Direct Answer: Speciality Arabica exports FDA-compliant, USDA organic-eligible green coffee from Ethiopia's top highland regions—Yirgacheffe, Sidama, Guji, and Harrar—directly to US specialty roasters via FOB Djibouti or CIF to any US port.

Why Do American Roasters Choose Ethiopian Arabica?

The US specialty coffee market is the world's largest, valued at over $48 billion. American consumers increasingly seek single-origin, traceable coffees with distinctive flavor profiles. Ethiopian heirloom varietals—grown at 1,800–2,200m altitude—deliver the bright acidity, floral aromatics, and complex fruit notes that third-wave roasters and discerning consumers demand.

FDA & USDA Compliant

Every shipment meets FDA food safety requirements and is available with USDA Organic certification (NOP) for verified supply chains.

Direct FOB & CIF Shipping

We ship FOB Djibouti or CIF to major US ports including New York, Oakland, Houston, and Savannah. USD pricing with flexible payment terms.

SCA 80+ Scored Lots

All lots are Q-graded by certified professionals, scoring 80+ on the SCA cupping scale. Pre-shipment samples available for every contract.

How to Import Ethiopian Coffee into the United States

Importing green coffee into the US requires compliance with FDA registration, Customs and Border Protection (CBP) documentation, and phytosanitary certificates from Ethiopia's origin authority. We handle the export documentation from Addis Ababa through Djibouti port, while your licensed customs broker clears the shipment at the US port of entry.

  1. 1. Request samples and select your preferred lots from Yirgacheffe, Sidama, Guji, or Harrar.
  2. 2. Agree on volume, pricing (USD), and shipping terms (FOB Djibouti or CIF US port).
  3. 3. We prepare all export documentation: certificate of origin, phytosanitary certificate, weight certificate, and ICO certificate.
  4. 4. Your US customs broker files the FDA Prior Notice and ISF (10+2) for CBP clearance.
  5. 5. Container arrives at your designated US port within 25–35 days from Djibouti.

Pricing and Minimum Order Volumes for US Buyers

All pricing is quoted in USD per pound (lb) or per kilogram, FOB Djibouti. We offer flexible volumes from single-pallet micro-lots (275 lbs) to full container loads (FCL, 37,500 lbs / 19 metric tons). Payment terms include wire transfer (T/T) and irrevocable letter of credit (L/C) for larger contracts.