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Good African Coffee

Andrew Rugasira's Ugandan coffee

Uganda , Kampala Founded 2003 51-200
Operating Since2003 (23y)

About Good African Coffee

Good African Coffee is a Ugandan indigenous coffee brand founded by Andrew Rugasira, producing branded roasted coffee for international markets. The brand champions fair trade and African pride, featured in UK Waitrose and international retailers.

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Founder(s)Andrew Rugasira

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CountryUganda
Founded2003
TypeSME
ModelB2C
Team Size51-200

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