Grade Specifications
The Robusta FAQ grade is a Uganda Coffee Development Authority (UCDA) certified export grade for Ugandan Robusta coffee. It commands specific quality parameters that buyers should understand before sourcing.
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Cupping Profile & Flavor
Robusta FAQ cups with the following profile when roasted to medium (Agtron 55-65):
Flavor: Earthy
Body: Commodity buyers and instant coffee production
Acidity: Instant coffee and bulk blending
Overall: Baseline Uganda Robusta meeting minimum export standard
Who Buys This Grade
with woody and cocoa notes are the primary buyers of Robusta FAQ coffee. This grade is well-suited for $1.60-$2.20/kg.
Brewing Recommendation
Best results with $1.60-$2.20/kg. The Commodity buyers and instant coffee production body and Instant coffee and bulk blending acidity of Robusta FAQ make it particularly suitable for this preparation method.
How to Source Robusta FAQ
When sourcing Robusta FAQ from Uganda:
- Request the UCDA certificate confirming grade Very full
- Ask for a pre-shipment sample for cupping verification
- Verify screen size compliance (Screen 12+) in the supplier contract
- Check moisture content (should be 10-12.5% for Uganda exports)
- Ensure EUDR due diligence documentation is complete
For complete sourcing guidance, see our Buyer's Guide.
Source Uganda Robusta FAQ Coffee
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Read the Buyer's GuideFrequently Asked Questions
What does Robusta FAQ mean in Uganda coffee grading?
Robusta FAQ designates a specific UCDA quality grade. It requires beans to pass through screen Screen 12+ with maximum max 23 defects per 300g.
How much does Robusta FAQ cost?
As of 2026, Robusta FAQ typically trades at full-bodied FOB Mombasa, subject to daily UCDA market rates. Check Uganda Coffee Prices for live rates.
Is Robusta FAQ specialty grade?
Robusta FAQ meets UCDA export standards. As a Robusta grade, it is prized for espresso blending due to its body and crema production.