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1) The structure of the export sector has become less concentrated over time, with more exporters participating but average transaction sizes remaining small.
2) Coffee quality remains low overall, though there is a growing market for certified and washed specialty coffees that command a price premium.
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2. Country Profile
Geography: Located in the Horn of Africa,
Population: in 93,877,025 (July 2013 est.)
Land Area: 1,104,300 sq.km,
Capital City: Addis Ababa,
9 Regional States and Addis Ababa and Diredawa
Administration,
Economy (2012 est.) Service 43%, Agriculture
46.4% and Industry 10.7 % of the country GDP
3. Country Profile cntd.
Main Exports: Coffee, Oilseeds, Khat, Flower,
Gold, Pulses, Live Animals, meat, Leather and
Leather Products.
Exports: $3.109 billion (2012 est.), $ 3.029
billion (2011 est.)
Export Partners(2012): China 13%, Germany
10.8%, Saudi Arabia 7.8%, US 7.9%, Belgium
7.7%.
4. Country Profile cntd
Main import commodities: food and live
animals , petroleum and petroleum products ,
chemicals machineries motor vehicles,
cereals, textiles.
Imports : $ 9.498 bill.(2012 est.), $8.329 bill.
(2011 est.)
Imports partners (2012 est.): China 13.1%,
Saudi Arabia 8.2%, India 5.5%, US 11%
5. General Facts of Ethiopian Coffee
Birth place of Arabica coffee trees, Coffee arabica.
Coffee is vital to the cultural and socio-economic life
of Ethiopia.
Coffee sustains the livelihood for 15 million people in
Ethiopia.
Provides important income for casual labor, for many
additional poor rural people.
The Ethiopian Economy is highly dependent on
coffee as it contributes more than 25% of the
country's foreign exchange earnings. No other
product wide avenue for inherent quality and high
specificity.
Organic by default.
6. Coffee Production System in Ethiopia
Forest Coffee,
Semi-forest coffee,
Garden coffee and plantation coffee
7. Production comes from
Morethan 64% Oromia,
35% from SNNP and, the remaining 1% from
Gambela Regional State.
10. Yirgachffee Origin
Internationally Known and recognized as
Yirgachaffee Brand Name. grown coffee and
has intense flavor known as flora. Has fine
acidity and rich body. Many rosters are
attracted to its fine and flavor and are willing
to pay a premium price for it.
11. Harar Origin
Coffee with medium sized beans with greenish
yellow color, medium acidity and full body,
and a distinctive Mocha flavor. Internationally
known and recognized as Harar Trade Brand
Name and highest premium coffee in the
world.
12. Sidama Origin
Medium sized bean, greenish-greyish in
color. Due to balanced tastes and good flavor
called Sweet coffee, has fine acidity and good
body,. It is always blended for gourmet or
specialty coffee.
13. Limmu Origin
Spicy and Winy flavor and attracts many
roasters specially Europe and USA, has good
acidity and body, washed Limmu is one of
premium coffee, medium sized bean and
greenish- bluish in color mostly round in
shape.
14. Djimma Origin
Altitude heavy bodied cup with winy after test
can be prepared as washed and sun dried.
15. Tepi Origin
Low acidity but better body, there are
commercially important which is used for
special blend.
16. Bebeka Origin
Low acidity but better body, Tyer are
commercially important which is used for
special blend.
17. Lekempti Origin
Medium-to-bold bean known for its fruity
taste, has greenish-brownish in color with
good acidity and body, there are many
roasters who put its flavor in their blends, but
it can also sold as an original gourmet or
special original flavor.
18. Coffee Quality control in Ethiopia
Operational techniques and activities that are
used to fulfill coffee quality requirements in
the country vary at different levels i.e.
at farm gates and district level - by regions,
at regional level - by ECX and,
at central level - by MOA.
19. Coffee Quality inspection for Arrival.
At farm gate level cherry/pod appearance and
foreign matter level are attributes for quality
and carried out by regional Agricultural
Offices.
At wereda level moisture content and volume
of green coffee defects/300gm are used as
indicators. Regional Agricultural offices are
responsible to accomplish the task.
20. Coffee Quality insp. Cntd.
At regional/ECX level internationally accepted
attributes for analysis of both green coffee
and liquor assessment are in place. ECX also
exercises SCAA classification/protocol for high
quality arrivals.
At central level- Except SCAA protocol the
technique is the same with ECX. Ministry of
Agriculture is mandated Institution to
accomplish the task.
21. Export Coffee grading in the
Ethiopian coffee industry
The main Export coffee grades, which
are formulated by Ethiopian standards
Authority together with all concerned
stakeholders are illustrated below
25. Cup quality analysis for all grades
should be:
Cleanliness
Acidity
Body
Flavor
Overall
clean-2 cups defective
medium- pointed
medium-full
medium- good
medium-good
26. Unique characters tics of all
coffees/flavors
Lekempti
Sidamo
Harar
Yirga chefe
Limmu
Fruity
Sweet
Mocha
Flora
Winey
27. Coffee Marketing in Ethiopia
The coffee marketing in Ethiopia
accomplished in the following
transaction chain.
29. Primary Level Coffee Transaction
Centers(PLCTC)
It is a place where coffee farmers and
suppliers transact coffee. They are located
near to the coffee farms. Currently there are
about 979 primary coffee marketing centers in
the country.
30. The Ethiopian Commodity Exchange
(ECX)
It is a secondary level where coffee transact in
Ethiopia
ECX is a national multi-commodity exchange
that provides low-cost, secure marketplace
services to benefit all agricultural market
stakeholders and invites industry professionals
to seek membership enabling them to
participate in trading.
31. ECX Promotes and enables
Market integrity, by guaranteeing the product
grade and quantity and Operating a system of
daily clearing and settling of contracts.
Market efficiency by operating a trading
system where buyers and sellers can
coordinate in a seamless way on the basis of
standardized contracts.
Market transparency by disseminating market
information in real time to all market players.
32. ECX cntd
Currently ECX warehouses are located ar 8
different parts of the country.
The centers are in DireDawa, Hawasa, Sodo,
Bonga, Djimma, Bedele and Gimbi
The coffee transact in Addis Ababa in open
outcry.
33. Main Export Destination
In 2010/11 Ethiopia Exports coffee to 53
destination countries
The total volume and value of coffee export
2010/11 was 196,117 ton and 841.65 million
USD
This volume and value of coffee export as
compared to 2009/10 was increased by 13.9%
and 59.3% respectively
34. Main Export Destination cntd
More than 120 Ethiopian coffee Exporters are
participating in processing and exporting coffee
to all destinations of the world
Among these export companies 95% are private
companies 5 are coffee growing farmers
cooperative unions and two of them are
government enterprises
In 2010/11 the top five coffee export destinations
for the country are Germany, Usa, Saudi Arabia,
Belgium and Italy.
36. Strength/Opportunities in Ethiopias
coffee industry
Governments commitment and favarouble
policy enviroment, and
Diverse agro-ecology and climatic condtions or
unique and distinict characters of coffee
quality and genetic biodiversity
Well established brand-positive image of the
country as birth place of coffee and a strong
local coffee culture.
37. Strength cntd..
Volume/quality variant: high volumes of
coffee in the country though there is aneed
work more on quality
Potential for volume and quality expansion
due to presense of adequate land and
inexpensive labour,
Efficient and effective domestic marketing
system - ECX
38. TheMain Challenges in Ethiopian
coffee industry
Low productivity, low returns for farmers and
poor agricultural practices
Quality inconsistency
Lack of access to capital in the face of eve
increasing coffee prices including the fact that
suppliers do not get sufficient access to loans
Non existance of price risk management
Long supply chain from farm to port of
discharge
39. Way forward in Ethiopian coffe
industry
Increasing production/productivity and
consistent quality through use of appropriate
technologies and improved post harvest
technologies
Treacebility and transparency along the value
chain
Better international promotion of Ethiopian
coffee
40. Way forward cntd.
Price risk management
Access to capital both for coffee
purchase(working capital) and long term
investment,
Provision of special support to commercial
coffee farms to enhance productivity as
expansion.