UGANDA RANKED 3rd IN GOOD COFFEE PRODUCT

Uganda has been ranked the 3rd country with the best coffee globally! 
This is based on coffee from around the world that was harvested from 2010 to 2018 & graded by 1,229 professional tasters certified by the Coffee Quality Institute, a non-profit organization that works internationally to improve the quality of coffee & the lives of the people who produce it.

Uganda is one of the leading exporters & producers of coffee in the world averaging a production rate of 228,000 metric tons annually.

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