About Us
Rwama Farmers Cooperative Society is an agricultural cooperative based in Kirinyaga County, Kenya, specializing in the production and processing of Arabica coffee. It operates three main wet mills (coffee factories)—Muthigi-ini, Kimatu, and Muburi—which support thousands of smallholder farmers in the region.
The society remains being an active participant in the Kenyan coffee sector, undergoing continuous industry reforms and posting competitive coffee cherry payout rates for its members.Its coffees are recognized for quality on the international specialty market and are frequently sourced by global green coffee merchants
About our factories
Muthigi-ini
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About The factory
Established in 1968, this wet mill is located in the Njukiini ward in the eastern part of Kirinyaga. It services approximately 1,200 farmers cultivating coffee at altitudes around 1,600 meters above sea level.
Kimatu
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About The factory
The newest of the three facilities, Kimatu began its operations in 2021. It is also situated in the Njukiini ward and features modern infrastructure, including an eco-pulper and solar drying tables, serving roughly 800 to 865 local farmers.
Muburi
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About The factory
Founded in 1964, it operates as a wet mill and serves as the cooperative's headquarters. It accommodates around 1,200 active members from surrounding villages like Gituga, Kiangoro, Muburi, and Kagukuma
Team Members
Passionate individuals who dedicate themselves to their work while embracing the beauty of nature.
Albert Ndambiri
Factory manager - Muthigi-ini
Ann Ndambiri
Factory Manager-Muburi
John Ngungi
Factory manager - Kimatu
Purity wawira
Crop recorder-Muburi factory
Elizabeth muthoni
Crop recorder-Kimatu factory
Crispin Waweru
Crop recorder-Muthigi-ini factory
Brian waweru
Agronomist
Christopher kibugua
Book kepeer
Sicily wambui
Senior crop recorder
Smiling Fields
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