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Coffee Beans, Coffee Extract, Coffee Powder, Instant Coffee Mix, Speciality Coffees
The Nepal Coffee Producers Association (NCPA) is a national-level, non-profit umbrella organization representing coffee producers, cooperatives, and other stakeholders across Nepal. Established in 1994, NCPA plays a pivotal role in organizing and promoting sustainable coffee production and export from Nepal’s hilly and mountainous regions.
Based in Kathmandu, the association has grown to become a vital platform for Nepal’s coffee value chain, working towards improving quality, productivity, and market access for thousands of smallholder coffee farmers.
NCPA focuses on advocacy, training, networking, and quality improvement to support the entire coffee ecosystem in Nepal. The key areas of operation include:
As of the latest available data, NCPA has:
Nepal is renowned for producing Arabica coffee at altitudes ranging from 800 to 1,600 meters. Under NCPA’s guidance, much of the production is organic, shade-grown, and handpicked. Key varietals include Typica and Bourbon.
According to trade data from Volza and ImportYeti:
NCPA actively promotes and facilitates:
The association primarily focuses on:
The U.S., Germany, Japan, South Korea, and the Netherlands are among the core target export destinations.
NCPA’s work has been acknowledged by international development partners for empowering rural communities. Testimonials from buyers often highlight the superior taste and ethical sourcing of Nepali coffee.
“Nepal’s Arabica beans offer a rare, elegant profile that stands out in our single-origin lineup. Working with NCPA ensures transparency, consistency, and impact.” – Specialty Coffee Roaster, Germany
The Nepal Coffee Producers Association continues to be a cornerstone of Nepal’s sustainable coffee movement, promoting premium Arabica on the global stage while uplifting the livelihoods of thousands of smallholder farmers across the Himalayan foothills.