Improve the welfare of Indonesian coffee farmers
Meet Bepah Coffee – a company that is committed to helping Indonesian farmers and making Indonesian coffee global.
5.389
Coffee Farmers
420
Organic Coffee Farmers
5.100
Hectare of Coffee Farms
735
Hectare of Organic Coffee Farms
The global coffee beans market is expected to grow
at a compound annual growth rate of 6.7% from 2019 to 2025 to reach US$ 42,7 billion
Indonesia’s coffee exports reach 380.17 thousand tons in 2021. This figure is an increase of around 1.21% compared to the previous year which was 375.60 thousand tons. Meanwhile, the export value of Indonesian coffee is US$ 842.52 million. This figure increased by around 4.11% compared to 2020 which was US$ 809.20 million.
Our Company
Indonesian coffee which has a special unique taste. Together with the farmers, we take care of coffee from planting, harvesting care to the post-harvest process.
Bepah Coffee educates farmers to produce quality coffee. with the Farmers to Customer system, Bepah Coffee also improves the economy of Indonesian coffee farmers so that they can prosper. as well as quality coffee you can enjoy to start the day full of enthusiasm.
General Problems
- Coffee farmers often don’t get paid enough for their work. They struggle to make ends meet.
- Coffee farmers are often forced to sell their coffee at a low price due to the lack of support for their industry.
- The coffee industry is in a crisis. Farmers are being exploited with large corporation and coffee is being grown in increasingly unsustainable ways.
Our Commitments
- Bepah Coffee focuses on improving the welfare of Indonesian coffee farmers.
- By carrying out a "farmer to customer concept" to improve the distribution chain and stabilize prices and quality.
- Bepah Coffee presents a platform that can connect farmers and customers directly so that it can cut the distribution chain and avoid price monopolies.
Our Contacts
Location: City Tower Jalan MH Thamrin No 81
Jakarta Pusat, Jakarta
Phone: 6282315252019
Whatsapp: 6282315252019
Email: hello@bepahkupi.com
Innovation For The Future
We believe innovation collaborating with technology will produce something extraordinary in the future
Caring Our Farmers & Coffee Lovers
We care about welfare of farmers and coffee lovers in the world and are entitled to enjoy coffee from the best beans even grown.
Education for the Coffee Family
Education is the key, therefore all educated Bepah Coffee farmers, as well as farmer families have the right to higher education and world coffee lovers understand that the best coffee is born from a broad mind and soul
Green The Earth
Bepah Coffee will green the planet with the best plants and organic care for all coffee plants
Teams of Expertise
Bepah Coffee's team is a special force. All of whom have different skill. This is our strength, to create product that can be enjoyed by everyone
Our Company Video
We Helping Our Business Partner To Sourcing High Quality Coffee Bean From Indonesia
Our Teams
Our people are talented and passionate about their work. They are the ones who make our company what it is.
Maulana Wiga
CEO (Chief Executive Officer)
Indonesian Millennial Farmer Ambassador. 7 years experience in the coffee industry.
Ichlasul Amal
CMO (Chief Marketing Officer)
5 years of experience in digital marketing and has experience building a marketing agency business
Fany Kurnia A
CFO (Chief Financial Officer)
4 years of experience in finance and helped build a business incubator
Dr. Ir. Anton Apriyantono, M.S
Advisor Bepah Coffee
Ministry of Agriculture of Kabinet Indonesia Bersatu 2004-2009
Markus Liman Rahardja
Mentor Bepah Coffee
VP of Investment and Business Development BRI Ventures
Fully Supported by Indonesian Government
Bepahkupi CEO Inaugurated as Millennial Farmer Ambassador. As an Ambassador for Millennial Farmers carries out several special tasks, both from the President and the Minister of Agriculture.
Based on President Jokowi's direction, the Millennial Farmer Ambassadors are expected to become ambassadors and make young people more interested in the agricultural sector—especially considering the age of most farmers, who are currently around 45 years old and above.
With the participation of young people in this sector, it is hoped that it will strengthen Indonesia's food security in the future. Minister of Agriculture Yasin Limpo also hopes that the Millennial Farmer Ambassadors can become role models as well as business partners for farmers by providing technological innovations to increase quality harvests.
