Your bags tomorrow
Coffee in stock in Almaty. We ship the next business day — one bag or three tonnes.
Green coffee for roasters in Kazakhstan
South America · Africa · Asia
Warehouses in Almaty, Tallinn and Tashkent · from one bag · samples for cupping
Direct import · quality control · transparent pricing
Why Green Espresso
Samples before you buy
300 g from any lot in stock. Cup it before you decide, not after.
Price fixing
The price is tied to the ICE exchange on the date you choose. The market moves, your price doesn't.
A wide range
Arabica and robusta from South America, Africa and Asia, plus decaf. The range keeps growing.
Coffee in stock
Price on request: depends on volume and fixing date.
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Pricing without surprises
Price on request: it depends on the lot, volume and how you buy.
Direct supply
Coffee not tied to the exchange: the price is agreed for a specific lot and doesn't move with the market.
Exchange contract
The price is tied to the ICE quote and the differential. You fix it on the date you choose — from then on the market doesn't affect it.
How does price fixing work?
Coffee trades on the ICE exchange in cents per pound. A differential is added to the quote — a premium or discount for origin and quality. You choose the date we fix the quote on, and from then on the price no longer depends on the market. Below are the exchange base calculator and a glossary.
Exchange base today
FOB $/kg = (ICE + differential) × 2.20462 ÷ 100
- ICE KC
- arabica futures on the ICE exchange, in cents per pound. KCU26 is September, KCZ26 is December.
- Differential
- a premium or discount to the exchange for origin, screen and cup. Brazil is usually minus, Colombia plus.
- PTBF
- price to be fixed: the volume is contracted, and the client picks the exchange level before the FND.
- FND
- first notice day, the last day to fix open contracts. For KCZ26 it is 19 November 2026.
- Fixed / open
- the part of a position with a locked price and the part still moving with the market. We know the price of every cent.
- FOB
- free on board: the price at the port of shipment, without freight, terminal, customs or VAT.
How our coffee gets here
Using a Brazilian lot as the example. Colombia, Ethiopia and Vietnam travel their own routes.
- 01
Contract
We agree the lot with the trader and fix the ICE level and differential. The price no longer depends on the market.
- 02
Tallinn
Port of Muuga. The lot is at the terminal: bag samples, moisture, defects. Before shipping, not after.
- 03
In transit
By truck from Muuga: Luhamaa — Shumilkino border, Pskov, Moscow, Samara, Mashtakovo — Syrym border, Uralsk, Aktobe, Shymkent. Cargo insurance, the lead time is known in advance.
- 04
Almaty
Customs under HS 0901, EAEU declaration, bag-by-bag acceptance. The lot gets its GE-2026-0xx number.
- 05
Roaster
Samples, cupping, shipping from one bag. You see which lot the beans come from and where the price was fixed.
From the European warehouse to Almaty: 3–4 weeks. From FOB Santos: 55–75 days.
We don't just sell green coffee. We understand it.
Every lot checked
We check moisture and defects in Europe before shipping. Defective coffee doesn't travel to Kazakhstan.
Professional cupping
We cup lots together with you before you buy.
SCA Center in Almaty
A space for cupping and training.
Training and advice
We help roasters choose lots and plan purchasing.
What comes with every lot
- Invoice and packing list
- ICO certificate
- Phytosanitary certificate of the country of origin
- Customs declaration, HS 0901 11 000, 0 % duty
- EAEU declaration of conformity, TR CU 021/2011
- VAT invoice, waybill, e-invoice (ESF)
Terms
- From one 60 kg bag out of the Almaty warehouse, shipped the next business day
- Contracts from a pallet to a container, price fixed on the date you choose
- Delivery within Almaty, and across Kazakhstan by carrier
- Payment by invoice in tenge; contracts on prepayment or by schedule
- 300 g samples for cupping
- Export to Uzbekistan with a full certification package
Before your first order
Which origins do you have?
Arabica from Brazil, Colombia and Ethiopia, robusta from Vietnam, and decaf. What is in stock right now is in «Coffee in stock».
How does the coffee get to Almaty?
We buy from European traders. Brazilian lots travel by sea from the port of Santos across the Atlantic, the English Channel and the Baltic to the port of Muuga (Tallinn), where they are stored at the Vollers Tallinn terminal. From there by truck via Pskov, Moscow and Samara to the Mashtakovo — Syrym border, then via Uralsk, Aktobe and Shymkent to Almaty. Lots from other origins travel their own routes. 3–4 weeks from the European warehouse, 55–75 days from FOB Santos.
Can I fix the price in advance?
Yes. The contract is tied to the ICE quote on an agreed date. Whatever the market does next, your price stays the same. That is how chains plan their cost per cup for a quarter.
Which documents come with a lot?
Invoice, packing list, ICO certificate, phytosanitary certificate, customs declaration (HS 0901) and EAEU declaration of conformity TR CU 021/2011.
What is the minimum order?
One 60 kg bag from the Almaty warehouse. Contracts from a pallet to a container (about 320 bags, 19.2 t).
What happens after I send a request?
A manager replies during business hours with the price for the lot, the shipping date and fixing options. If you need samples, we send 300 g from any lot in stock.
Green Espresso
Green Espresso. Green coffee import to Kazakhstan, export to Uzbekistan.