World of Coffee 2026
NKG Cuppings
Atlas Coffee Importers and InterAmerican Coffee — divisions of Neumann Gruppe USA — are proud to present these seasonal and intentional selections from a handful of our NKG sister export companies and long-time, trusted partners. Chosen for the 2026 World of Coffee, each coffee reflects the exciting and distinctive work our colleagues are doing in producing countries today. Truly, they’re some of the best of NKG.
Use the dropdowns below to explore the featured coffees and the export companies that brought them to us.
We work diligently to build lasting connections between passionate coffee lovers and distinct coffee profiles. Our vision was born from the need to provide the global roasting community with a reliable source of consistently high-quality coffee.
In 2015, BECAMO launched its Specialty Coffee Division, partnering with small producers cultivating exceptional coffees in Honduras’ highest-altitude, cold-climate regions.
Founded in 1983 and a member of Neumann Kaffee Gruppe since 1989, BECAMO has a long-standing tradition of excellence and is recognized today as one of the leading coffee exporters in the Americas.
ECC is a leading services company in Mexico’s coffee value chain. With nearly 80 years of experience in the market, we aim to promote sustainable coffee production in Mexico while transforming the lives of the thousands of coffee farmers who depend on coffee as their main source of income. Innovation is a core part of ECC’s DNA and is reflected in both our operations and the services we provide to the sector. Drawing on diverse sources of inspiration, we constantly apply knowledge and modernization for the benefit of our business partners — farmers and roasters alike.
With 80 years of history, we have evolved alongside the industry, always committed to quality, sustainability and the well-being of coffee growers. Every bean we export is the result of dedication and passion.
Caring for Colombia’s coffee farmers, their communities and the environment means responsibly investing in our future. That’s why sustainability is not a marketing initiative for us, it is our business model. The strategy is simple: We join forces with our customers to intensify the impact and get the best output possible. This way, everybody in the supply chain wins: the farmers, our customers and us.
Since 1950, Ceca has continuously evolved to meet the changing needs of a diverse national and international clientele, offering the full spectrum of Costa Rican coffees.
In addition to its core export business — which includes purchasing coffee directly from growers and exporting primarily to the United States, Europe and Japan — Ceca also operates a wet mill in the Tarrazú region and a specialized micro-mill, Palmichal. The micro-mill’s artisanal model enables Ceca to pair every lot with its ideal processing method, while ensuring both economic and physical traceability.
With a strong financial foundation, deep expertise and an extensive understanding of the Costa Rican coffee market, Ceca reliably connects dedicated growers with roasters seeking unique and differentiated coffee.
Founded in 1969 by Ekkehard Häusler, Coinca Exports (Compañía Internacional del Café) has grown alongside Peru’s evolving coffee sector—from early nationalization to a liberalized market in the 1980s. Reestablished in 1984 through a partnership with Antonio Baltodano and Michael R. Neumann, Coinca combines deep local knowledge with global expertise to stand as a leading and reliable exporter of Peruvian green coffee. Strategic investments in infrastructure support a strong network of buying agencies and dry mills, providing access to all major producing regions. Modern, well-maintained equipment enables the preparation of a full range of grades while ensuring consistent export quality.
Founded in 1945 by the brothers Darcy and Cid Stockler, the company has undergone many changes to keep up with the times. Founded in Santos, our head office had been moved to São Paulo for a few years, but returned to Santos, the largest port in Latin America and perhaps the most important port for shipment of coffee in the world.
NKG East Africa is a leading green coffee exporter operating across Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania, combining global reach with a strong on-the-ground presence. The company works directly with smallholder farmers and cooperatives to source high-quality coffee while building resilient, sustainable supply chains from the ground up. From farm to export, it takes responsibility for strengthening a competitive coffee sector — guided by one goal: ensuring the long-term viability and success of coffee in the region for all stakeholders.
NKG East Africa is a leading green coffee exporter operating across Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania, combining global reach with a strong on-the-ground presence. The company works directly with smallholder farmers and cooperatives to source high-quality coffee while building resilient, sustainable supply chains from the ground up. From farm to export, it takes responsibility for strengthening a competitive coffee sector — guided by one goal: ensuring the long-term viability and success of coffee in the region for all stakeholders.
NKG East Africa is a leading green coffee exporter operating across Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania, combining global reach with a strong on-the-ground presence. The company works directly with smallholder farmers and cooperatives to source high-quality coffee while building resilient, sustainable supply chains from the ground up. From farm to export, it takes responsibility for strengthening a competitive coffee sector — guided by one goal: ensuring the long-term viability and success of coffee in the region for all stakeholders.
Neumann Kaffee Gruppe (NKG) believes that one of the key ways to operate in an origin country is to have a strong local presence. As such, the NKG Representative Office was established in 2007, with the objective of representing the interests of NKG group companies in Ethiopia.
By having a presence in this important coffee origin, NKG aims to sustain its prominent position in the Ethiopian coffee sector, as well as contribute to its leading position globally.
Founded in 1992 and part of the Neumann Kaffee Gruppe since 1996, New Guinea Highlands Coffee Exports is Papua New Guinea’s leading green coffee exporter, headquartered in Goroka in the heart of the Highlands. With strategically located buying operations across all major producing regions, the company works closely with the country’s predominantly smallholder supply base to source and develop a wide range of certified and specialty coffees. A dedicated extension team supports farming communities, strengthening quality, sustainability and long-term supply. State-of-the-art milling infrastructure enables flexible preparation across grades, ensuring coffees are tailored to diverse buyer specifications.
CV Harapan Bersama is a long-established Indonesian coffee exporter and a trusted, decades-long partner of Neumann Kaffee Gruppe.
Built on consistency and deep origin relationships, CV Harapan Bersama plays a key role in connecting Indonesian coffee producers to international markets. Its long-standing collaboration with NKG reflects a shared focus on reliability, responsible sourcing and the steady flow of quality coffee from origin to destination.
