
Uganda Arabica AAA (buyer-specified)
Top-selection Arabica prepared to a buyer's AAA specification.
'AAA' is not a standard Ugandan export grade; buyers use it to describe a top selection above AA. Where requested, we discuss whether a lot can be prepared to your definition — for example screen size, defect count and cup score.
Request a quoteOffered as a sourcing enquiry, confirmed against pre-shipment samples.
Botanical name: Coffea arabica
Sourcing enquiry: availability, volumes and specifications are assessed for each request and are not held as regular stock.
‘Uganda origin — prepared to your specification’
Specifications
- Varieties / forms
- Washed, Natural
- Grades
- Moisture typically ≤ 12.5% · Defect count per contract · Cup profile by sample where specified
- Origins
- Uganda
- Origin details
- Sourced through partners in Uganda; origin and producer confirmed per consignment.
- Supply status
- Sourcing enquiry — not held as regular stock

Applications
- Commercial and specialty roasters
- Soluble coffee manufacturers
- Green coffee importers and traders
- Private-label coffee brands
Quality, packaging & logistics
Quality & grading
- Moisture typically ≤ 12.5% unless otherwise agreed
- Defect count and foreign matter per contract
- Screen sizes measured in 64ths of an inch
- Hand and machine sorting to remove defects
Packaging
- 60kg jute bags
- Jute bags with hermetic liners
- Bulk container liners
Transport
- FCL sea freight via Mombasa
- Samples by courier
- FCL 20ft containers typically hold around 300–320 bags of 60kg (confirm with your forwarder)
Typical buyer enquiries
- Monthly FCL of Robusta Screen 15 for a roaster
- Arabica AA samples for specialty cupping
- Soluble-grade Robusta for an instant coffee plant
Uganda Arabica AAA (buyer-specified): common questions
Is uganda arabica aaa (buyer-specified) available now?
Uganda Arabica AAA (buyer-specified) is offered as a sourcing enquiry. We assess availability, quality and logistics with partners for each request; it is not held as regular stock.
What information should I include in a quote request?
Variety or grade, quantity and unit, packaging, destination, preferred Incoterm and shipping window, plus any documents or tests you need.
What does Screen 18 mean?
Beans retained on a sieve with holes 18/64 of an inch across (about 7.1mm). Larger numbers mean larger beans.
What are Wugar and Drugar?
Wugar is washed Ugandan Arabica; Drugar is dry-processed (natural) Ugandan Arabica — both established Ugandan trade names.



