Here at Project Origin, we strive to empower people so together we can change the world we see.
We establish long lasting direct trade relationships with producers, co-operatives and partners from every origin we source. We value the work it takes to grow, harvest, process and sell the coffee we enjoy drinking, and we believe those communities and families responsible for this work should be paid fairly. Then, we can have a more economically sustainable environment for producers to work in coffee, and we will have more outstanding beans to share with our roasting partners all across the globe. We pride ourselves in this work and aim to embody it wherever we roam.
Quality, for us, is more than just a cupping score. We take the relationship of score, cup profile, price and purpose to stamp our Project Origin mark of value on a coffee.
We take economic sustainability seriously. By working with farmers and producers directly, we can help create a sustainable business model that helps them both thrive and produce high quality specialty coffee beans.
We value the community efforts that go into producing coffee and so we invest in projects that can better both the quality of the coffee and livelihoods of those working to produce it.
Our vision is to empower people so together we can change the world we see.
While the specialty coffee sector is only a small part of this industry, we believe we can make a big impact, and we believe there is still meaningful work to be done. We are only just getting started, and we encourage all to jump on board with us.
We are all here to help better the world through specialty coffee. Our team focuses on specialty areas to contribute to a collective whole. You can meet some of them here:
Stay up to date with our Project Origin projects and latest specialty green bean coffee imports
We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land on which we work, the Ngunnawal people. We pay our respects to elders past, present and emerging.
