03/09/2026
At the inaugural Uganda Coffee & Cocoa Expo 2026, , Managing Director of AGL Uganda, joined industry stakeholders to discuss how Uganda can strengthen its position in global coffee markets through greater value addition, improved market access, and more efficient supply chains.
As Uganda's coffee sector increasingly focuses on moving beyond raw exports toward processing, branding, traceability, and value creation at origin, reliable logistics infrastructure remains a key enabler of sustainable growth.
During the Expo, AGL highlighted its investments in the Namanve and Kasese logistics hubs, showcasing solutions that support coffee handling, storage, consolidation, and export coordination, complemented by integrated freight forwarding and customs services.
The event also provided an opportunity for AGL to engage with exporters, farmers, processors, and other stakeholders across the coffee and cocoa value chains, fostering dialogue around logistics, trade facilitation, and export growth.
As Uganda continues to expand its presence in international markets, AGL remains committed to supporting the growth of the country's coffee and cocoa value chains through strategic logistics infrastructure and integrated supply chain solutions that facilitate trade, enhance market access, and connect local producers to global markets.
