

Rianjagi Factory
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The story
The Rianjagi Farmers’ Cooperative Society and its associated factory were established in 1976 to support local coffee production in Embu County. The cooperative is entirely farmer-owned and has grown significantly over the decades, expanding its membership to include over 2,000 smallholder farmers. The society provides essential services to its members, including pre-harvest financing, bulk input purchasing, and technical training to improve coffee quality.
Challenges
Individual farms are generally under a quarter hectare, and exact farmer-level contributions to a combined factory lot are not published. Processing can vary by buyer and release; Partners explicitly documents its 2026 lot as a traditional fully washed, single-fermentation process rather than a double soak.
Innovations
A modern eco-pulper reduces water use while the factory maintains selective cherry intake, washing, density sorting, and slow drying under shade nets.
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Published coffees linked to this farm
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Archive: Kenya Rianjagi AA
Research sources & verification
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Research last reviewed: 2026-10-12