How the Cocagi Cooperative Works, and Where Your Cup Fits In
1,100+ members. 8 hectares of land. 16,000+ people with extra work. This is how Cocagi works, and where your cup fits in.
From Trinny Woodall to St Remio's Julia Tink, Women Building Brands That Mean Something
One built a makeup brand people talk about like a friend. One built a coffee brand that funds women farmers in Rwanda. Different products, same instinct.
Why St Remio Funded a Cow for the Women of Cocagi
The women of Cocagi were spending hours carrying manure up the hill. So St Remio funded a cow. What one cow can change on a coffee farm might surprise you.
From Flemington to Cocagi - Race Season, Full Circle
Big crowds, big days, and a coffee in nearly every hand. Every one of those race-day cups leads somewhere bigger, all the way back to Cocagi.
Why We Taught Farmers to Taste Their Own Coffee
It's one thing to grow coffee, but it's another to understand it. A cupping lab in Rwanda, and everything St Remio has funded since, turned that understanding into real commercial power for the farmers behind your cup.
Meet Patricia: The Agronomist Behind Cocagi's Coffee
Meet Patricia, the agronomist St Remio has funded at the Cocagi cooperative in Rwanda since 2021 - real investment behind every cup.
From Rwanda to Your Cup: The Cocagi Cooperative, April–July Update
Four months on the ground with the women of Cocagi tell a simple story. Coffee this good doesn't happen by accident.
Meet Dafrose, A COCAGI Femme Coffee Grower
We spoke to Dafrose Mukanyabyenda, a COCAGI Femme member and Rwandan coffee grower, about her family, her role in the plantation, and what she'd like to see change in the coffee industry.
Cocagi Project Update
World Coffee Day – 1 October. Make your coffee count!
