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  • About Bossa

    Bossa Coffee is a women-led business, who specialise in sourcing coffees from female producers, supporting regenerative agriculture, and offering unique experimental microlots. Their goal is to simplify the coffee world by building genuine connections and embracing the power of shared learning.

    How we package
    our coffees

    Barrier packaging designed for specialty coffee.

    We use Ecotact bags because they offer high-barrier protection against oxygen, moisture, and external contaminants. This helps preserve the quality, aroma, and flavour potential of your green coffee during transport and storage. They're trusted by top producers and importers worldwide.

    Heat-Sealed for Maximum Protection

    Every bag is professionally heat sealed at our warehouse to lock in freshness. This creates a secure seal that prevents exposure to air or humidity - keeping your green coffee stable, even over long periods.

    Convenient Resealable Zip Closures

    Once opened, each bag has a resealable zip to help you store and protect the rest of your coffee between roasts. It’s a simple way to reduce waste and maintain freshness - especially helpful for home roasters or sampling.

    Portion sizes for any roaster.

    Whether you're roasting at home or running a production line, we've got a size to suit. Choose from 0.5kg, 1kg, or 5kg bags - all packed with the same level of care. Smaller volumes make it easy to try new coffees without the commitment.

    Responsible packaging choices.

    Our bags are made from Graded 7 multi-layer recyclable plastic. While they may not go in your home recycling bin, they are accepted by specialist facilities. More importantly, they reduce waste by dramatically extending the shelf life of your green coffee.

    Your questions, answered

    What is Bossa Coffee Company?

    Bossa Coffee Company is a green coffee importer based in London with a deep connection to Brazil. They source traceable, specialty coffees from producers they know and trust, with a strong emphasis on transparency, sustainability, and long-term relationships at origin.

    Who are the founders of Bossa Coffee Company?

    Bossa was founded by Bruna and Emma, whose paths into coffee come from different directions but meet in a shared commitment to transparent, producer-focused trade. Bruna grew up in a coffee-producing family in Brazil and brings hands-on experience across roasting, research, exporting, and importing. Though now based in London, she remains closely involved in her family’s business and holds Q-Grader and WSET 3 certifications. Emma, originally from New Zealand, entered coffee through green commercial supply before moving into specialty imports and high-end auctions. Also a Q-Grader, she brings a creative background and a strong interest in sensory science. Together, they’ve built Bossa to bridge origin and market in a way that works for everyone along the chain.

    Where does Bossa source its coffee from?

    Bossa works across Brazil’s key coffee-producing regions — including Mogiana, South of Minas, Zona da Mata, and Cerrado. Their established network of farmers, cooperatives, and local partners allows them to access a wide range of high-quality coffees that highlight the diversity of Brazil’s micro-regions.

    Does Bossa work only with Brazilian coffees?

    For now, their focus is on Brazil, where they have deep roots and long-standing relationships. But their vision extends beyond - they plan to curate coffees from other origins in the future, always prioritising strong partnerships and community-led work.

    How does Bossa support female producers?

    As a women-led business, Bossa makes it a priority to work with female producers and ensure they have space and visibility in the specialty market. These coffees are regularly featured in their offering list and often include standout microlots.

    How can I contact Bossa Coffee Co?

    At the top of this page, hit the black 'message' button to reach out.