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We Export Excelso Coffee, UTZ and RFA Certified Coffees and also Specialty Coffees
More than 30 years of experience in both production and commercialization of Colombian coffee have allowed us to be recognized as one of the most solid export companies of the country with a production capacity of 70 thousand 70 kg bags per month.
Follow the steps to buy coffee
Learn how to get our Excelso and Supremo coffees, as well as specialty coffees in just 9 steps, you can request a quotation for our coffees, we will be waiting for you.
Certifications
The achievement of different certifications is evidence of the effort we make to preserve natural resources, and have good agricultural practices and guarantee safety. Moving forward we will not rest until we achieve this as this is one of our goals.
Management report
Access our 2016 management report and see for yourself the results obtained thanks to Colombian coffee´s ``Blossoming and Renaissance``.
Compañía Cafetera la Meseta
Maintaining local family traditions, this journey started in 1983, with the commercialization of roughly 10.000 kilograms, nowadays we produce 70.000 bags per month, with more to come.
Business development
Fully integrated every step of the way, starting with the farms, then the wet mills, the management, the warehouses and dry mill. We are constantly innovating to offer the highest quality coffee.
Green coffee Broker
If you work with and sell green coffee to roasters in any part of the world, we invite you to join our team, and obtain the benefits of working within fascinating world of coffee.
Excelso Green Coffee (UTZ-RFA) - Specialty Coffees
We export Colombian Coffe over 30 countries
La Meseta News
Day of planting trees with children in Hacienda La Estrella
STUDENTS OF THE SIMÓN BOLÍVAR SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY OF VEREDA LA ESTRELLA COMMITTED TO THE ENVIRONMENT In a true carnival became the day of arborización that was realized at the Hacienda La Estrella, of the Compañía Cafetera La Meseta. Boys and girls students of the Simón Bolívar School, teachers, parents and community in general of […] Continue Reading