Cameroon Coffee Collective
Lift the Land
In the highlands of Northwest Cameroon, under the shade of banana, kola nut, and orange trees, a quiet revolution is growing.
Kribi Coffee founded the Cameroon Coffee Collective™ to protect and elevate one of the world's richest coffee landscapes and the communities who bring it to life.
Roots Run Deep
Our founder, Jacques Shalo, grew up on his family’s coffee farm in Mabonji, Cameroon, where coffee was a way of life.
He envisioned empowering Cameroon’s farmers through collaboration and pride.
The Collective embodies this vision, born from family, built for community, and grown to honor our home.
Empowering & Restoring
3,000+ farming families took part in the Collective while we sourced through it
Decades of dwindling harvests reversed through collaboration and ecological stewardship
Widow-founded women’s cooperatives built coffee into a livelihood
How The Collective Works
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Self-Governed Circles of Excellence
Farmers organize into self-managed groups to maintain quality through peer review and collective decision-making.
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Sustainability at the Core
The Collective’s farmers practice soil conservation, regenerative farming and shade management to protect future harvests.
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Empowering Farmers, Not Controlling Them
The Collective was built so farmers lead the way.
Taste the collective
Mount Oku, on your schedule.
Mount Oku grows on the volcanic slopes of Mount Oku in Cameroon's Northwest region. Buy a bag, or subscribe and it shows up every 1, 2, 3 or 4 weeks.