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Women growers sourced through Siruma Coffee
Women coffee growers sourced through Siruma Coffee are smallholder farmers based in regions including Caldas, Cauca, and Tolima. These producers work in partnership with Siruma to improve coffee quality, increase household income, and gain access to specialty markets. Many of these growers are part of women-led associations, such as AMUCAFLOME, which focus on business development and gender equity.
History
These growers have transitioned toward specialty coffee production through long-term partnerships with Siruma Coffee, which provides agronomist support and business training. Many participate in initiatives like the 'Sowing the Seeds of the Future and Economic Autonomy' project to build resilient income streams. They are increasingly organized into associations to facilitate collective training and market access.
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Published coffees linked to Women growers sourced through Siruma Coffee
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Research sources & verification
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Research last reviewed: 2026-10-25


