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Ethiopia · Guji
Arsosala
Approximately 1,200 smallholder producers
Origin Coffee
Arsosala Washing Station
Ethiopian Landraces· Washed
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🇪🇹Ethiopia
Approximately 1,200 smallholder producers
Arsosala Washing Station is a coffee processing facility located in the Uraga district of the Guji Zone in Ethiopia. It serves approximately 1,200 smallholder farmers who cultivate coffee on small plots of land, typically averaging two hectares each.
Farm: Arsosala Washing Station →History
The Arsosala washing station was established in either 2015 or 2016. It operates in the Guji highlands, a region where coffee cultivation is a relatively recent development, resulting in younger, high-yielding coffee trees.
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Published coffees linked to Approximately 1,200 smallholder producers
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Research last reviewed: 2026-10-13