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At Neza, Coffee is our calling.

The word ‘Neza’ means ‘greatness’ in our native Rwandan language, and it’s the only word fit to describe our coffee and purpose.

‘Greatness’—because our coffee tastes and smells like a warm hug on a cold day.

‘Greatness’—because it celebrates the women in our lives who taught us to cultivate coffee of exceptional quality—sustaining our families for generations.

‘Greatness’—because our coffee is sourced directly from our families and neighbours’ farms in Rwanda, offering a fair-trade price for 100% single-origin Arabica/Red Bourbon beans.

Our journey is long and this is just the beginning. We invite you to join us with open arms.

 

Sincerely—Nadine and Dieudonne

NEZA COFFEE IS NOW AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING STORES:

  • Kasandy Locally Global – 1660 Duranleau St, Vancouver, BC
  •  Safeway Seafair – 8671 No. 1 Road, Richmond, BC 
  • Safeway McBride – 800 McBride Blvd., New Westminster, BC
  • Safeway Fleetwood– 8860 152 Street, Surrey, BC
  • Safeway Caulfeild Village – 5385 Headland Drive, West Vancouver, BC
  • Safeway Arbutus – 2101 Lahb Avenue, Vancouver, BC
  • The Thrifty Foods – Morgan Crossing – #102 – 15745 Croydon Drive , South Surrey, BC

Our Mission

For Every Bag You Buy, We Pledge a Portion of the Profit to Mental Health Support and Trauma Therapy for other Genocide Survivors ...

YOUR 2022 CONTRIBUTION

Thanks to your purchases of coffee from us in 2022, we have participated in the life-saving work of our partner organisation GAERG... [more]

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