Origin
The Gonzalez family produces and selects lots in the Andes and Galápagos, and sells from Ecuador through licensed Agrogora entities or approved trading partners.
UAE & GCC Buyers
Agrogora presents family-produced Ecuadorian specialty lots — from high-altitude Andes profiles to rare Galápagos island coffee — for roasters, importers, distributors, premium cafes, and hospitality buyers across the Gulf. Samples, lot sheets, and export documentation are coordinated by lot with qualified buyers.
How it works
The Gonzalez family produces and selects lots in the Andes and Galápagos, and sells from Ecuador through licensed Agrogora entities or approved trading partners.
You, or your appointed importer or broker, act as importer of record in your destination market. Agrogora prepares export documentation by lot.
In the UAE and GCC, Marco Gonzalez in Dubai qualifies inquiries, coordinates samples, and bridges negotiation with origin.
Agrogora does not promote local UAE stock. Pricing, availability, shipment terms, and documentation are confirmed by lot with qualified buyers.
Current lots

Galapagos Islands
SCA 86-87+ | 36h fermented, sun-dried, fully washed

Loja, Zamora, Pichincha
SCA 86+ | 24-36h fermented, sun-dried, washed

Vilcabamba Valley
SCA 87+ | 48h aerobic, African beds, fully washed

Olmedo Farm
SCA 89-90+ | 72h anaerobic fermentation
Buyer questions
Buyers, importers, distributors, or their appointed brokers act as importer of record in the destination market. Agrogora sells and exports from Ecuador through licensed entities or approved trading partners, and prepares export documentation by lot.
Agrogora does not promote local UAE stock. Coffee is sold from origin in Ecuador, and shipment terms are discussed with qualified buyers based on destination, volume, and the buyer's import setup.
Sample requests are reviewed with company details, buyer type, lot interest, estimated volume, and cupping plans. Samples are confirmed by lot with qualified buyers before shipping is arranged.
FOB, CIF, and EXW terms can be discussed with qualified buyers. Final terms depend on lot, market, and logistics context.
Yes. Qualified buyers can request samples by sharing company details, buyer type, lot interest, estimated volume, and target market.