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Kapak Road

coffee and cacao sourced the smart way

Kapak Road connects international buyers with verified producers and origin partners. Explore current availability, review lot-level information, request samples or submit a sourcing brief.

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What we source

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Green coffee

Microlots, specialty, conventional and forward allocations from named producers in Peru, Indonesia and Colombia.

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Cacao

Beans, nibs, paste and packed formats through verified origin partners. Native and conventional lines.

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Origin partnerships

Long-term relationships with verified producers. Named partners, published statuses, no anonymous supply.

Meet the partners

Lot evidence & docs

Traceability, EUDR, certification and quality documentation shown per lot and confirmed on request.

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Current availability

Live from origin.

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Availability subject to confirmation. Final quotation confirmed per buyer, volume, Incoterms and documentation status. Supplier prices are never published.

Why Kapak Road

See the lot. Understand the route.
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Current availability

Dated lot and allocation information across coffee and cacao.

Lot evidence

Quality, traceability and documentation status shown per lot.

Human coordination

Samples, quotations and sourcing requests coordinated with the relevant partner.

Active sourcing routes

Where the lots come from.

  1. 01

    Peru

    Native and conventional cacao from the Amazon basin and Cusco, sourced with Ayni.

  2. 02

    Indonesia

    Specialty coffee from Kamojang, West Java, with Rayana Coffees / Wanoja Farm Collective as our current coffee partner.

  3. 03

    Colombia

    Colombian coffee from producer-level sourcing routes, beginning with Alta Sajonia Coffee in Balboa, Risaralda.

Developing routesBrazil·Nicaragua·Honduras·Yemen·Ethiopia·Kenya·Uganda— available on request, sourcing route under development.
People behind the lots

Partners we source through.

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Peruvian cacao supply partner working with indigenous and smallholder communities across the Amazon basin and Cusco.

Amazonas, San Martín, Cusco, Junín
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How the route works

From requirement to movement.

  1. 01

    Requirement

    The buyer defines product, quality, volume and timing.

  2. 02

    Match

    Kapak Road identifies a listed lot or a suitable origin partner.

  3. 03

    Evidence

    Samples, product data and available documentation are reviewed.

  4. 04

    Terms

    Availability, price, Incoterms and shipment conditions are confirmed.

  5. 05

    Movement

    The producer, exporter, origin partner or warehouse prepares the agreed route to the buyer.

The shortest route is not always the correct route. Exporters, cooperatives, mills and warehouses may perform necessary quality, legal, consolidation or logistics functions. We show the route honestly rather than describing every transaction as direct trade.

Products with a place and a paper trail

Coffee and cacao, treated as separate crafts.

Coffee

Coffee

Microlots, specialty, conventional and forward allocations from selected producers and collectives.

  • Microlots
  • ·Specialty
  • ·Conventional
  • ·Spot
  • ·Forward
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Cacao

Cacao

Beans, nibs, paste and packed formats through verified origin partners. Native and conventional.

  • Native cacao
  • ·Conventional
  • ·Beans
  • ·Nibs
  • ·Paste
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Traceability

What travels
with the lot.

Each lot carries what we can share: producer identity, farm or partner information, quality data, certification and documentation status. Evidence varies by lot and is shown honestly.

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  • Confirmed
    Verified and available now.
  • Document available
    Supplied on request.
  • Pending verification
    In progress with the partner.
  • Not currently certified
    Reported by supplier only.
  • Not applicable
    Doesn't apply to this lot.
The road behind Kapak

A road that connected the Andes
long before we were here.

Kapak Road takes its name from the Qhapaq Ñan — the Andean road that linked people, regions and trade across the mountains. We think sourcing should still work that way: routes you can see, relationships that hold, and products that trace back to origin.

Discover the road behind Kapak
Route
Cusco → Quito
Length
~30,000 km
Era
Pre-Columbian
Today
Sourcing spirit
Start here

Start with the lot, the origin
or the requirement.

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