Contours: SRTM elevation, southern Colombian Andes
Your origin office in Colombia

Colombian specialty coffee, sourced direct and ready for the EUDR

We find the lots, check the farm and the exporter, and deliver the data your EUDR statement needs, so you can buy from Colombia without an office there.

Every competition lot, by cup score

One dot per lot. Hover to see the producer, click to open the profile.

89.5 and above87.5 to 89.485 to 87.4

Find coffee

Compare 170 award-winning producers by region, profile and score, and request samples.

Check a supplier

Registry, tax ID, sanctions and court records of a Colombian exporter, before you sign. €120 per company.

Prepare EUDR data

See what your due diligence statement needs and get a dossier with GeoJSON for a specific lot.

Why buyers work with us

Less risk and less work in every purchase

Buying direct from Colombian farms means finding the right lots, trusting suppliers you have never met and collecting EUDR data far from home. We do that work for you.

Proven quality to start from

170 producers with public competition results: cup scores, varieties, processes and what European roasters paid. We confirm availability and send samples.

EUDR data for every lot

Plot geolocation with the producer's consent, checks against official forest maps and protected areas, and a GeoJSON file ready for TRACES.

Know who you are paying

Before you sign, we check the exporter in Colombian registries and international sanctions lists, and visit the farm when you need it.

Clear prices

Free tools, published prices and a commission of 6% of FOB. If the exporter also pays us, you know before you sign.

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How it works

From a name on the map to a traceable container

Four steps. You decide at each one and pay only for what you order.

  1. Choose producersFilter 170 award-winning producers by region, variety, process, score and flavour, or tell us your profile and we shortlist for you.
  2. Taste the samplesOur team in Colombia confirms availability and price and ships samples to you.
  3. We check farm and supplierThe producer maps the farm with consent; we check it against official forest maps and protected areas, and screen the exporter.
  4. You buy with a dossierThe lot ships with its origin dossier and GeoJSON for your EUDR due diligence statement.
Proven quality

Farms with top competition scores

Past results show what these farms can produce. Current lots, prices and samples are confirmed when you ask.

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Origins

Explore Colombia's coffee regions

The departments of the producers on this site, over the official coffee-suitability zones. Click one to open it in the atlas.

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Prices

Published prices, no surprises

Start free. Pay for a plan or a single service when you need it. All prices in euro, excluding VAT.

Services and prices
Free€0Atlas, plot check, preliminary EUDR dossier
Origin€39per month, for micro-roasters
Compliance€1,900per year, up to 12 EUDR dossiers and help with TRACES
Brokerage6%of FOB value, at least €500 per lot

The EUDR applies from 30 December 2026, and from 30 June 2027 for micro and small companies

Every bag of coffee placed on the EU market needs plot-level geolocation and proof of no deforestation after 2020. We prepare that data at origin, lot by lot, so your statement is ready when you import.

How we prepare EUDR data

Ready to source your next Colombian lot?

Tell us your cup profile and volume. Our team replies within two working days. A request costs nothing and commits you to nothing.

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Market data

The analysis behind the atlas: cup scores, prices, buyers, regions, exporters and forest data, each with its sources. Use it to shortlist with confidence.

Free tools

Research the origin before you spend a cent

Four views of the same producers, built from public results and official Colombian data, with every source named.

Quality

Quality and coffee lots

What the award-winning lots have in common, counted from the public results. Missing information is shown as missing.

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Trade

Where these lots go in Europe

Each band is a competition lot bought by a European roaster, from the producer's department to the buyer's country.

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Producers and farms

What a producer profile shows

Traceability

More than origin. A complete view of the supply chain.

Each link opens a page with the underlying data and its sources.

This is context and documentation for your own due diligence. Puentas does not certify EUDR compliance and does not replace certification.

Find coffee from award-winning farms

Every award-winning producer from the public competition results, on one map. Filter by region, variety, process and score, add producers to your shortlist and request samples for all of them at once.

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Producers, scores and prices

Cup score against the highest auction bid for every producer, so you can set a realistic budget before you ask. Variety and process explain much of the premium.

Best cup score and top auction bid

Price on a log scale. Dot size is the number of competition lots. Click a dot to open the profile.

Which varieties earn the premium

Median top bid per lot, varieties with at least 4 priced lots. The figure at the right is the average cup score.

Auction prices by competition year

Median top bid per lot, with the middle half of lots shaded. Years without published prices are left out.

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Shortlist FlavourVarietiesProcess

European roasters already buying here

Named as auction buyers in the public results. They already trust these producers; we help you buy from the same farms, with traceability and EUDR data.

From Colombian departments to European countries

Band width is the number of lots. Hover a band to isolate it.

Buyers by country

Click a producer's name to open the profile.

Coffee regions at a glance

Lots, cup scores, flavour and forest context by department. Andean coffee departments account for a small share of Colombia's deforestation alerts.

Flavour profile by department

Share of jury descriptors in each flavour family; each row adds up to 100%. Departments with at least 2 described lots.

Variety mix by department

Share of lots by variety, departments with at least 5 lots.

Share of national deforestation alerts, first half of 2026

IDEAM early-warning bulletins 46–47, 31,898 detections. Coffee departments in green, the Amazon frontier in earth tones.

Department profiles

Each dot is a lot, placed by its cup score from 85 to 93.

Exporters moving Colombian coffee

The top 10 exporters shipped 21,030 containers in coffee year 2024/25. Six are owned by European or Swiss groups. We check any exporter for you before you sign.

Share of the top 10 by containers (TEU)

Area is proportional to containers. Green: European or Swiss ownership. Click a block for the company file.

Company files

Ownership, registry data and the due-diligence checks we run. Open a row for details.

RankExporterTypeEuropean linkContainersGrowth

EUDR data, prepared at origin

The EU Deforestation Regulation asks every operator for the geolocation of each plot and proof of no deforestation after 31 December 2020. We collect it in Colombia, with the producer's consent, and deliver it ready for TRACES.

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Key dates

From farm to dossier in five steps

  1. ConsentThe producer authorises the use and transfer of farm data under Ley 1581 and the GDPR.
  2. Plot polygonDrawn on satellite imagery or walked with GPS. Polygons for plots over 4 ha.
  3. Forest checkOverlap with the EU 2020 forest map and with protected areas in RUNAP.
  4. Lot traceabilityFarm, mill, exporter and importer linked to each lot and quantity.
  5. DossierPDF dossier plus GeoJSON ready for the EU information system.

What a dossier shows

An illustrative example with invented geometry, to show the format.

Forest in 2020 (illustrative)Farm plot

Example lot, Huila

Plot area3.4 ha
Overlap with 2020 forest0.0%
Overlap with protected areasNone
Producer consentOn file
Field visitDone
Exporter due diligenceRegistry and sanctions checked
FilesDossier (PDF), plots (GeoJSON)

The operator placing coffee on the EU market stays responsible for its own due diligence statement. The dossier supports it.

Check a plot now

Load a GeoJSON: format for the EU system, IDEAM deforestation at 30 m, protected areas and the 2026 early warnings. Runs in your browser.

Why official forest data matters

In the atlas coffee municipalities a global map shows about five times more loss than official deforestation.

Official forest data, not global tree cover

Global satellite maps count any canopy of 10 % or more as tree cover, including the shade trees over coffee. Anyone assessing EUDR risk in Colombia should put the official national map next to them.

Producer municipalities: official deforestation against global tree-cover loss

IDEAM, deforestation 2021–2025Hansen, tree-cover loss 2021–2024

What IDEAM counts as forest

Natural forest of at least 1 ha, mainly trees, excluding commercial tree plantations and trees planted for farming. Mapped every year from 30 m Landsat imagery and validated externally.

What the EUDR counts as forest

More than 0.5 ha with trees over 5 m and canopy cover above 10 %. Land in agricultural use is not forest, including agroforestry. The EU forest map for 2020 is guidance, not binding evidence.

What it means for buyers

A red patch on a global map is a reason to check, not proof. What counts is the plot, how it was used before 2021, and the official data. That is what our dossier delivers.

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Sources: IDEAM SMByC, Bosque/No Bosque 2020 and Cambio en la superficie cubierta por bosque natural 2020–2025; Hansen et al., Global Forest Change v1.12; Regulation (EU) 2023/1115, Art. 2. Both datasets aggregated to a grid of about 280 m; municipal boundaries DANE.

Free EUDR pre-check for a plot

Load a GeoJSON file. We check the format for the EU information system and compare the plot with official deforestation maps, protected areas and early warnings. The file stays in your browser.

Services and prices

For roasters and importers in Europe who buy Colombian specialty coffee. The atlas and the plot check are free; you pay for the work we do for you.

Choose by what you need

One table with every service and its price. All prices in euro, excluding VAT.

Your needWhat you getPriceBest for
Explore producersAtlas, producer profiles, plot check and a preliminary EUDR dossierFreeYour first shortlist
Buy a lot through usLot selection, samples, FOB contract with the exporter, pre-shipment sample, documents and the EUDR dossier for the lot6% of FOB value, at least €500 per lot; 4% from the second year with the same producerBuyers who want our team to handle the purchase
Lot selection only5–8 lots matched to your profile, budget and volume, with FOB price, farm and availability€350 per request, credited if you buyOptions before you decide
SamplesUp to 6 samples of 150–200 g, shipped from ColombiaCourier at cost + €60 per boxCupping before you commit
Supplier checkRegistries, tax ID, sanctions and court records, with a written report€120 per company, €60 for subscribersBefore you sign with an exporter
EUDR dossier for a lot bought elsewherePlot geolocation, forest and protected-area screening, legality documents and GeoJSON for TRACES€180 for the first lot of a farm, €90 for each further lotImporters who file their own statement
Coffee under your own brandLot, roast profile, roasting and packing in Colombia, label check and shippingFrom €600 per project, then 8–10% of each repeat orderCafés, hotels, shops and corporate gifts
Farm visit or origin tripGPS polygon, photos and the land certificate, or 3–5 days at origin with cuppings and interpretingQuoted per farm or per groupBuyers who want to see the farm

Not included in our prices

  • The coffee itself: you pay the agreed FOB price directly to the exporter
  • Sea freight and insurance
  • Import VAT and any customs costs
  • Courier for samples, charged at cost
  • Packaging design for your own brand

Example of a total, not an offer

Coffee: 700 kg (10 bags of 70 kg) at an assumed €11.40/kg FOB€7,980 to the exporter
Brokerage: 6% would be €479, so the minimum applies€500
Samples: one box€60 + courier
Freight, insurance and importquoted by your forwarder
Paid to Puentas€560 + courier

Plans for regular buyers

If you buy several times a year, a plan lowers the cost of each service.

Free

€0

For everyone

  • Atlas and producer profiles
  • Plot check against official forest data
  • Preliminary EUDR dossier
  • EU VAT number check
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Origin

€39per month, or €390 per year

For micro-roasters and roaster cafés

  • 2 lot selections a year, no fee
  • Priority for samples
  • Monthly email with new lots
  • 2 supplier checks a year
  • 10% off all other services
Ask about Origin
For EUDR operators

Compliance

€1,900per year

For roasters and small importers who import and file the due diligence statement themselves

  • Up to 12 EUDR dossiers
  • Unlimited checks on suppliers from the atlas
  • Risk assessment template
  • Help with filing in TRACES
  • Yearly review of your due diligence system
Ask about Compliance

Partner

from €4,800per year

For green coffee importers and traders

  • Dossiers under your own brand
  • Export of all plot and supplier data
  • First look at newly registered farms
  • Training for your team
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Coffee under your own brand

Roasted and packed in Colombia, from a farm you choose in the atlas. For cafés, hotels, shops and corporate gifts that want their own coffee without roasting it themselves.

  • Lot and roast profile chosen with you, with samples before the first order
  • Roasted and packed in Colombia: whole bean, ground or single-serve drip bags
  • The farm's story on your pack, and the label checked against EU food-labelling rules
  • Shipping to the EU with the EUDR data for the roasted coffee
  • Small first orders; the minimum depends on the roaster
from €600one-off project: lot, roast profile, samples, label check and first order8–10%of the value of each repeat order

Packaging design is quoted by our design partner. The brand owner is responsible for the label information. For trademark registration we can refer you to a law firm, under a separate contract.

Ask about your own brand

How we work

We broker, we do not sell

The sales contract is between you and the exporter, and you pay the exporter directly. We never take title to the coffee.

You stay the EUDR operator

You file the due diligence statement. We can file it for you as your authorised representative, but the responsibility stays with you.

Fees from both sides are disclosed

If the exporter also pays us for the same sale, we tell you in writing before you sign.

Everything in writing

Each service is agreed in a written contract before work starts, and paid by bank transfer against an invoice.

For exporters and associations in Colombia

Registration is free for individual producers. For exporters and associations:

  • EUDR readiness: mapping members' farms through our portal, training a technician, polygon checks and a report. €1,500 + €12 per farm.
  • Market access: a verified-exporter label, introductions to buyers and two sample campaigns a year. €150 per month + 2% of FOB on sales to a new buyer, for 3 years.
Information in Spanish

From the farm to a European port

Almost two thirds of Colombian coffee leaves through Buenaventura on the Pacific; the rest through the Caribbean ports.

PortShare 2025Sea leg to northern Europe
Buenaventura62.3%about 17–25 days, through the Panama Canal, often with transhipment
Cartagena31.2%about 13–16 days to Antwerp
Santa Marta6.0%about 12 days to Antwerp, 15 to Hamburg

In 2025, 7.2% of Colombian coffee exports went to Germany, 6.8% to Belgium and 2.4% to the Netherlands. Antwerp received 888,960 bags. Sea transit times are indications from carrier schedules and change with the service.

Sources: FNC, Informe de exportaciones diciembre 2025; Maersk, Chile Express schedule (Santa Marta–Antwerp–Hamburg); Fluent Cargo (Cartagena–Antwerp); Cogoport (Balboa–Rotterdam). Coastlines: Natural Earth.

Questions buyers ask

Do you buy and resell coffee?

No. We act as an intermediary. The sales contract is between you and the exporter, you pay the exporter directly, and we never take title to the coffee.

Does the exporter pay you too?

Sometimes. Exporters on our market-access plan pay a monthly fee and 2% of FOB on sales to buyers we introduce. When that applies to your purchase, we tell you in writing before you sign.

Who files the EUDR due diligence statement?

You do, as the operator. We provide the geolocation, forest check and traceability data in the format TRACES accepts. We can also file the statement for you as your authorised representative; the responsibility stays with you.

How do I pay?

By bank transfer against an invoice. Each service is agreed in a written contract before work starts.

How do you get farm polygons?

The producer draws or walks the plot boundary through our Spanish-language portal or with our field team, and authorises its use. Polygons are never published.

Can you check an exporter we already work with?

Yes. The due-diligence check covers any Colombian company: registry status, legal representatives, sanctions lists and court records.

Are the producers in the atlas available?

The atlas is built from public competition results. Availability and prices are confirmed with each producer when you request samples.

How it works

Four services, one way of working: for each you see what we do, what you get, how long it takes, what it costs and what stays with you.

From a name on the map to a traceable container

Four steps. You decide at each one and pay only for what you order.

  1. Choose producersFilter 170 award-winning producers by region, variety, process, score and flavour, or tell us your profile and we shortlist for you.
  2. Taste the samplesOur team in Colombia confirms availability and price and ships samples to you.
  3. We check farm and supplierThe producer maps the farm with consent; we check it against official forest maps and protected areas, and screen the exporter.
  4. You buy with a dossierThe lot ships with its origin dossier and GeoJSON for your EUDR due diligence statement.

Buy a lot through us

From your cup profile to a signed contract and a traceable lot.

What we do
We shortlist lots for your profile, confirm availability and price with the producer, send samples, negotiate the FOB contract, check the pre-shipment sample and prepare the EUDR dossier.
What you provide
Cup profile, volume, budget and timing, and your decision after cupping.
What you get
Samples, an FOB contract with the exporter, and the lot's EUDR dossier with GeoJSON for TRACES.
How long
Reply within 2 working days; samples or a shortlist within 2 weeks. Sea freight to northern Europe takes about 12–25 days.
Price
6% of FOB value, at least €500 per lot. Lot selection €350, credited if you buy.
Stays with you
The purchase decision, payment to the exporter, import, and your EUDR due diligence statement.
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Supplier check

Know who you are paying before you sign.

What we do
We check the company in Colombian registries and international sanctions lists. A person reviews every name match before we draw any conclusion.
What you provide
The company name and, if you have it, its tax ID (NIT).
What you get
A written report with each source and the date it was checked.
How long
Confirmed when you order.
Price
€120 per company, €60 for subscribers.
Stays with you
The decision to contract with the supplier.
Request a supplier checkWhat we check

EUDR dossier

The plot data your due diligence statement needs, prepared at origin.

What we do
We collect the producer's written authorisation and plot geolocation, screen the plots against official forest maps and protected areas, and review the legality documents.
What you provide
The lot, the supplier and the contract details: quantity and harvest dates.
What you get
A PDF dossier, a GeoJSON file ready for TRACES and a record of the screening.
How long
Depends on whether the farm is already mapped; confirmed when you order.
Price
Included when you buy through us. For lots bought elsewhere €180 for the first lot of a farm, €90 for each further lot; up to 12 a year in the Compliance plan.
Stays with you
Your due diligence statement and risk assessment. The dossier supports them; it is not a certification.
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Coffee under your own brand

Your own coffee, roasted and packed in Colombia.

What we do
We choose the lot and roast profile with you, organise roasting and packing in Colombia, check the label against EU rules and arrange shipping.
What you provide
Your brand, logo and label texts, the volumes and the delivery address.
What you get
Roasted coffee in your packaging, with the farm's story and the EUDR data.
How long
Confirmed with the roaster when you order.
Price
From €600 per project, then 8–10% of each repeat order. Packaging design quoted separately.
Stays with you
The label information as brand owner, and your trademark.
Ask about your own brand

Check a supplier before you sign

We check Colombian exporters and producer companies in official registries and international sanctions lists, and send you a written report. €120 per company.

Request a supplier checkSee example company files

What we check

Eight official sources, each named in your report with the date of the check.

RUESColombia's unified business register: legal name, status and legal representatives.
DIAN · tax ID (NIT)The tax ID and its check digit, recalculated with the tax authority's algorithm.
ProcuraduríaDisciplinary records of the Inspector General's Office.
ContraloríaRecords of liability for public funds kept by the Comptroller General.
Rama JudicialCourt cases in which the company is a party.
Sanctions listsEU, UN, US (OFAC) and UK lists.
LEIThe Legal Entity Identifier, the global company ID used in financial transactions.
SECOP IIPublic procurement contracts with Colombian state bodies.

We check companies. For individual producers we only use what they authorise us to share.

Supplier check

Know who you are paying before you sign.

What we do
We check the company in Colombian registries and international sanctions lists. A person reviews every name match before we draw any conclusion.
What you provide
The company name and, if you have it, its tax ID (NIT).
What you get
A written report with each source and the date it was checked.
How long
Confirmed when you order.
Price
€120 per company, €60 for subscribers.
Stays with you
The decision to contract with the supplier.
Request a supplier checkWhat we check

Your shortlist

Compare producers side by side and request samples for all of them at once. The shortlist stays saved in this browser.

Request samples or an origin check

Tell us what you need. Our team in Colombia replies within two working days.

  1. What you need
  2. Your details
How should we start?
Cup profile

Venda su café a tostadores en Europa

Registre su finca, comparta el polígono con su autorización y reciba solicitudes de muestras de compradores en Alemania, Países Bajos y Bélgica.

  1. RegístreseSus datos y los de su finca. Unos 10 minutos desde el celular.
  2. Dibuje su fincaSobre el mapa satelital o caminando el lindero con GPS, incluso sin señal.
  3. AutoriceUsted decide qué se publica y con qué comprador se comparte el polígono.
  4. Reciba solicitudesLe avisamos por WhatsApp cuando un comprador pide muestras.

Paso 1 de 3: sus datos

Autorizaciones (puede retirarlas cuando quiera)

Servicios para exportadores y asociaciones

El registro es gratuito para productores personas naturales. Para exportadores y asociaciones ofrecemos:

  • Preparación EUDR: mapeo de las fincas de los asociados con nuestro portal, capacitación de un técnico, revisión de los polígonos e informe. 1.500 € + 12 € por finca.
  • Acceso a mercado: sello de exportador verificado, presentación a compradores y dos campañas de muestras al año. 150 € al mes + 2% del valor FOB en ventas a un comprador nuevo, durante 3 años.

Precios en euros. Cada servicio se acuerda por contrato escrito antes de empezar. Escríbanos por WhatsApp o por correo para una propuesta.

About the data

Where each figure comes from and what it can and cannot tell you.

Competition results

Lots, scores, prices and buyers come from public Cup of Excellence results (Colombia 2014 South, 2017, 2018, 2019 North, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023), the 2026 Colombia Farmers Collection and the FNC "Colombia, Tierra de Diversidad" auction. Prices are auction high bids in US$ per pound of green coffee, for competition lots, not regular trade.

Flavour

Jury descriptors come from the Cup of Excellence farm directory (Colombia 2023) and from the sources that publish cup notes. We assign each descriptor to one of six flavour families. 37 producers currently have public descriptors; the rest get profiles from our own cupping.

Locations

Points sit on the municipal seat where the source names it, or in the department's coffee zone (hollow dots). No farm coordinates are shown.

Forest and protected areas

Department shading uses IDEAM early-warning bulletins 46–47 (first half of 2026). Protected area boundaries come from RUNAP.

Exporters and registry

Container volumes are Port of Cartagena figures for 2024/25 as reported by La República. Tax IDs (NIT) come from public sources, check digits recalculated with DIAN's algorithm, not yet confirmed against RUES. NITs are shown for companies only.

Sources