Coffee is one of the world’s most traded commodities, but not all coffee is created equal. The growing demand for specialty coffee has transformed the industry, placing quality, traceability, and sustainability at the forefront. For West Africa, understanding and embracing specialty coffee standards is key to unlocking global market opportunities …
The West Africa Specialty Coffee Association (WASCA) is proud to announce new strategic partnerships with leading global coffee associations. These collaborations mark a major milestone in strengthening West Africa’s coffee industry, creating more opportunities for farmers, cooperatives, processors, and traders to connect with the international coffee market. By aligning with …
There’s something truly special about brewing coffee at home — especially when inspired by traditional African coffee methods. Africa is the birthplace of coffee, and the continent has a rich heritage of brewing styles that celebrate both flavor and community. Whether you’re in Lagos, Nairobi, Addis Ababa, or Accra, you …
Coffee is more than just a drink — it is a global industry shaped by tradition, technology, and innovation. In recent years, new coffee processing methods have emerged, transforming the quality, flavor, and sustainability of coffee worldwide. For West Africa, where coffee farming holds enormous potential, adopting these innovations can …
Coffee is one of the most valuable agricultural commodities in the world, and West Africa has enormous potential to become a key player in the global specialty coffee industry. Yet, despite favorable climates and passionate farmers, the region faces unique challenges that limit growth and competitiveness. At the West Africa …
Across Africa, a quiet revolution is brewing — the rise of specialty coffee shops. Once dominated by traditional coffee stalls or quick-to-serve cafés, the African coffee scene is evolving into a vibrant specialty culture. From Lagos to Nairobi, Accra to Addis Ababa, young entrepreneurs, roasters, and baristas are redefining what …