Editorial illustrationKeffa
Keffa is a high-, forested zone in southwestern Ethiopia widely recognized as the birthplace of Coffea arabica. The region is characterized by its lush mountain rainforests, which host thousands of wild coffee varieties and were designated a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in 2010. Coffee production here primarily occurs in forest, semi-forest, and small-holder garden settings rather than large-scale plantations. The area features red-brown clay soils and a wet, temperate climate that supports the growth of high-quality .

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Editorial illustrationResearch sources & verification
Recorded verification date: 2026-10-10. External source links provide research context, not independent verification of every farm relationship or the entire region's harvest.