Strategist Coffee

We are an Indonesian Coffee Export Company. Our activities center in Malang, East Java, Indonesia. Strategist Coffee came to make the convenience of life better from the side of coffee buyers and farmers.We provide coffee products for the market abroad, in the form of coffee beans and roasted coffee beans. For the currently available varieties, only Arabica and Robusta varieties are grown on the island of Java.

What We Do

Strategist Coffee is here to help coffee farmers market their coffee products at stable prices and provide better profits to coffee farmers.On the other hand, strategist coffee wants coffee connoisseurs to get high-quality coffee at affordable prices.

OUR VISION

To be a trusted business coffee partner
To be the leader coffee market in East Java
To preserve the local coffee business in Indonesia

OUR VALUE

Integrity, Excellence Service, Excellence Product, Honest, Honor
To listen and keep growing
To be open-minded and keep learning
To preserve good traditional culture
To be Innovative

CONTACT US

owned by
PT Tiga Perkasa Solusindo
Malang, East Java, Indonesiaregistered at Indonesia Government
check @ https://ptp.ahu.go.id/profildownload our company profile in the download link below

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THE COFFEE

We provide the best coffee beans from our coffee farmers with natural processing. After the coffee fruits are picked from the tree, the coffee fruits will be re-sorted to select only mature coffee beans. The coffee fruits are then dried in the sun. After the coffee beans are dry, it will be followed by peeling the coffee skin and coffee husk to get the coffee beans.

Coffee beans that are processed by the washing process will undergo the following processing. After the coffee cherries are picked from the tree, only the ripe coffee cherries will be re-selected. After that the coffee cherries will be peeled with a pulping machine, then the coffee beans will be washed with clean water. Then the coffee beans will be dried in the sun to dry in the sun while being protected and kept closed from free air.

Our robusta coffee products are grown at an altitude of 300 - 450 meters above sea level on the slopes of Mount Kawi, East Java Province

Our arabica coffee products are grown at an altitude of 1200 - 1300 meters above sea level maybe more, on the slopes of Mount Kawi, East Java Province.