Green coffee beans wholesale
Brazilian Arabica green coffee, graded and shipped by container
We work with Brazilian producers and exporters who grade every lot by defects, bean size and cup. You get it by the container, with a fresh price every week.
Brazil green coffee
Bulk green coffee beans ready for your roaster
It's Brazilian Arabica in green bean form, unroasted and not decaffeinated, so you roast it to your own profile. If you'd rather buy it roasted, see our roasted coffee beans.
Every lot is graded by defects, bean size and cup. The usual market reference is NY 2/3, screen 17/18, fine cup, and your grade is fixed in the contract.
- 100% Arabica, green and unroasted
- Moisture of 12.5% maximum
- Natural, pulped natural or washed
Grade
- Species
- Arabica
- Moisture
- ≤ 12.5%
- Grading
- Type, screen and cup (IN MAPA 8/2003)
Formats
- Packaging
- 60 kg jute bags · GrainPro · big bags
- Load
- ±19–20 t (≈ 316–333 bags)
Logistics
- Incoterms
- FOB · CFR · CIF
- Container
- 20′
- HS code
- 0901.11
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- Identification
Item Detail Product Green coffee (unroasted), not decaffeinated, whole bean Species Arabica (Coffea arabica L.) Grading standard IN MAPA No. 8/2003 · official grading of raw coffee beans (Brazil) Country of origin Brazil · state, region and farm or cooperative identified per lot Processing Natural, pulped natural or washed, depending on lot and crop Intended use Roasters and industry Exporter Producer or origin operator, named in the contract - Specifications
Parameter Value Unit Method Status Catalog terms Species Arabica — Origin declaration Catalog Form Green (unroasted) — Visual inspection Catalog Official Brazilian grading · IN MAPA No. 8/2003 Moisture ≤ 12.5 % ISO 6673 Standard Type 2 / 3 / 4 4–11 / 12–25 / 26–44 def./300 g COB count Standard Extraneous matter ≤ 1 % COB count Standard Screen: large / medium / small 17–20 / 15–16 / 13–14 1/64″ Screen sieving Standard Cup (classes) Strictly soft, soft, softish, hard, rioy, rio — Cup test Standard Market reference Usual description NY 2/3 · screen 17/18 · fine cup — COB grading Reference Parameters fixed in the contract with the exporter Contracted type — def./300 g COB count On request Contracted screen — 1/64″ Screen sieving On request Contracted cup — — Cup test On request Cup score — points SCA cupping protocol On request Bean color — — Visual inspection On request Lot moisture — % ISO 6673 On request Type: number of defects per 300 g, with COB equivalences (e.g., 1 black bean = 1 defect; 5 green, broken or insect-damaged beans = 1 defect). Full scale: types 2 to 8. Brazil's MAPA is preparing a revised grading standard (defects as % of mass, 11.5% maximum moisture), still awaiting public consultation as of October 2026; IN 8/2003 applies until the new standard is approved.
- Food safety and contaminants
Parameter Limit Regulatory reference Status Ochratoxin A — No EU limit for green coffee; roasted coffee must meet ≤ 3.0 µg/kg (Reg. (EU) 2023/915) · prevention per Codex CXC 69-2009 On request Pesticide residues MRL Codex MRLs · Reg. (EC) 396/2005 if shipped to the EU Standard Live insects Absent Lot inspection; insect-damaged beans count as defects On request Lot analysis (OTA, pesticides) — Certificate of analysis per lot On request - Certifications
Certification Scope Status Rainforest Alliance · 4C · Fairtrade Sustainability at farm or cooperative level, per program On request Organic (EU / USDA) Certified lots only On request Brazilian geographical indication Only if the lot comes from a region with a registered GI On request Grading certificate Per lot: type, screen and cup under IN MAPA No. 8/2003 Per shipment Each certification is evidenced by a current copy of the certificate issued to the producer, the cooperative or the lot.
- Commercial and logistics
Item Terms Status Form Arabica · green (unroasted) Catalog Packaging Jute bags · GrainPro · big bags Catalog Bag weight 60 kg, the commercial unit in Brazil Reference Palletizing Bags on pallets or floor-loaded On request Container 20′ Catalog Load ±19–20 t per 20′ container · with 60 kg bags, ≈ 316–333 bags Catalog Incoterms® 2020 FOB · CFR · CIF depending on destination Catalog Port of loading Set in the contract · Santos handles most coffee exports, followed by the Rio de Janeiro port complex On request Price and availability On request · weekly quote based on the origin market Catalog Marking Product, net weight, lot, crop year, origin and exporter On request Documents Commercial invoice · packing list · bill of lading (B/L) · certificate of origin · lot grading certificate · certificate of analysis · certificates for the contracted certifications · EUDR due-diligence documentation for the EU · health or phytosanitary certificates as required by the destination country By destination Bags per container are calculated from the catalog load (19,000–20,000 kg ÷ 60 kg).
- Storage and shelf life
Aspect Condition Warehouse Clean, dry, cool and ventilated, free of strong odors; bags on pallets, away from walls and floor Bean moisture Within the limit (≤ 12.5%) to prevent mold and ochratoxin A Transit GrainPro or similar liners protect the beans from moisture and odors Shelf life Agreed with the exporter in the contract
Quality and documents
Every lot ships with its grading certificate
Before loading, we agree the type, screen, cup and lot moisture with you. Every shipment comes with the lot's grading certificate.
If you sell certified coffee, ask us for Rainforest Alliance, 4C, Fairtrade or organic lots. EU shipments include EUDR due-diligence documents.
- Pesticide residues within Codex limits
- Ochratoxin A analysis per lot on request
- Not a listed allergen in the EU
Shipping by container
From Brazil to your port in 60 kg bags
It ships in 60 kg jute bags, Brazil's standard trading unit, with GrainPro liners or in big bags. A 20-foot container holds 19 to 20 metric tons.
Brazil ships almost all its coffee through Santos and Rio de Janeiro. Each week we send you a price in US dollars per metric ton, FOB, CFR or CIF.
- 60 kg bags or big bags
- About 316 to 333 bags per container
- Weekly price in USD per ton
Gallery
Green coffee, from the field to the container
Green coffee supplier
What grade do you need, and where to?
Tell us the type, screen, cup, volume and destination port. We'll reply with a price per metric ton.
Experience
We have over 15 years of experience trading fruits, vegetables, and greens.
Commitment
We guarantee all the documentary and logistical processes between suppliers and clients.
Maximum quality
We carry out quality controls in all the processes of production and packaging of our products.
Best prices
We offer our customers the best prices for quality fruits, vegetables, and greens.
Commodities in figures
Get a quote- Commodities
- 16
- Origins
- 8
- Destination countries
- +40
- Years in the trade
- +15
Frequently asked questions
What buyers ask us about green coffee
What is the price of green coffee beans per ton?
It's quoted weekly based on the origin market, in US dollars per metric ton, FOB, CFR or CIF. It depends on type, screen, cup and volume, so tell us what you need and we'll send you a price.
Do you supply green coffee to importers and roasters?
Yes. We're a trading company based in Villarrobledo, Spain, and we ship Brazilian green coffee by the container to importers, roasters and food industry buyers.
How many bags of green coffee fit in a 20-foot container?
Between 19 and 20 metric tons, which is about 316 to 333 bags of 60 kg. We can also load it in big bags.
What does NY 2/3, screen 17/18, fine cup mean?
It's the usual way to order Brazilian coffee. Type 2/3 means 4 to 25 defects per 300 g, screen 17/18 is a large bean, and fine cup refers to the cup test. Each lot's grade is fixed in the contract.
What is the maximum moisture for Brazil green coffee?
Brazil's grading standard sets a maximum of 12.5%. Keeping beans below it prevents mold and ochratoxin A in storage and in transit.
Do you sell bulk green coffee beans in bags or big bags?
Both. We ship in 60 kg jute bags, with GrainPro liners or in big bags, always by the full container.