At the root of Jamin Coffee is not just a bean—it’s a man.
John Jamin Musundi was more than a farmer. He was a revolutionary, a visionary, and a quiet powerhouse in Africa’s cooperative movement. Born with his hands in the soil and his heart in his community, he believed that land and labor should go hand in hand—and that dignity belongs to every grower, not just those at the top.
As one of the first Black Kenyans to grow coffee after colonial restrictions were lifted...
We’re here to grow something deeper. Something richer. Not just in your cup—but in the soil, in the stories, in the futures we help build.
At Jamin Coffee, we’re rooted—literally—in regenerative farming. It’s a big part of who we are, and maybe you’ve seen us mention it once or twice (or ten times). But what does it actually mean? And why do we care so much?...
