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Portland, Oregon · Specialty Coffee Brand Deep Dive
Nossa Familia Coffee
Ownership unverifiedRoasts its own coffeeSourcing: Farm level
TagsNossa Familia CoffeeOregon coffee roastersBrazilGuatemalaNicaraguaPeruEthiopiaIndependentFarm levelRoasts in-house
Visit Nossa Familia Coffee's site Nossa Familia Coffee is a Portland-based roaster dedicated to ethical sourcing and building long-term, transparent relationships with coffee farmers. Founded by Brazilian native Augusto Carneiro, the company bridges the gap between his family's century-old coffee heritage in Brazil and the specialty coffee scene in Oregon. They operate with a strong commitment to social responsibility and environmental sustainability as a Certified B Corporation.
Ownership
Nossa Familia Coffee is an independent, family-owned company founded by Augusto Carneiro.
Founded
2004
Roasting
Roasts its own coffee.
What it's known for
The brand is known for its direct-trade model, which originated from importing coffee from the founder's family farms in Brazil. It is also recognized as Oregon's first Certified B Corp coffee roaster.
Sourcing countries
Brazil · Guatemala · Nicaragua · Peru · Ethiopia
Farm-level sourcing
The brand emphasizes direct-trade and family-trade relationships, frequently naming the specific farms or cooperatives behind their coffees. While they maintain deep ties to their own family farms in Brazil, they also source from other smallholder and family farmers globally through direct relationships or responsible importers.
Notable coffees
- — Teodoro's Italian Roast (Brazil)
- — Mathilde's French Roast (Brazil)
- — Organic Breakfast Coffee
Sources used in this deep dive
Research disclosure — this profile was compiled from public online sources on 2026-09-30. It is not a review: we have not tasted this brand's coffee. Ownership, roasting and sourcing claims belong to the brand and its published materials. While the brand provides extensive information on their direct-trade philosophy and specific family farms in Brazil, they do not consistently publish the names of every individual smallholder farmer for all global single-origin offerings.