As part of our commitment to strengthening Indonesia's competitive, sustainable, and inclusive coffee ecosystem.
AEKI presents the program membership designed to foster collaboration, expand reach, and bring in more voices from across the Indonesian coffee value chain, from upstream to downstream.
Join AEKI and experience stronger connectivity within the national and global coffee community.
Enjoy access to a variety of resources, training, business opportunities, and experiences that are more personalized and relevant to your needs in the coffee industry.
Becoming a member of AEKI means being part of a national movement to build a stronger, more competitive, and more sustainable Indonesian coffee industry.
Here are some of the main reasons why you need to be part of the AEKI community:
1. Join the National & Global Coffee Community
AEKI is an official forum that houses coffee business actors from various sectors — from farmers, exporters, roasters, baristas, researchers, to policy makers.
2. Support the Joint Movement to Advance Indonesian Coffee
AEKI plays an active role in fighting for the interests of coffee players at various levels, both domestically and in the global market.
3. Increase Your Business Reputation and Exposure
AEKI helps its members gain greater visibility and credibility in both national and international markets.
4. Access to Exclusive Information, Data, and Training
The coffee industry is constantly changing, and AEKI provides a variety of up-to-date resources and information to help members stay ahead.
In order to create a conducive business climate, in 2008, the idea of expanding AEKI membership was developed, namely by opening opportunities for non-exporting coffee processing industries to become AEKI members. Therefore, the BPP AEKI held an Extraordinary General Meeting on July 21, 2008, to amend the Articles of Association and Bylaws to allow non-exporting coffee industries to become members.
Based on the Articles of Association, there are the following fundamental changes:
AEKI members consist of:
Honorary members are institutions or individuals who have made extensive contributions and have extensive experience in the coffee sector.
Procedures for becoming an AEKI member (according to AEKI Decree No.SK/1306/AEKI/XII/2011)
To become a member and join AEKI, please download the registration form by clicking the download link below, and send the completed form to the AEKI Central Secretariat office:
AEKI Building, 2nd Floor, Jl. RP Soeroso No. 20, Jakarta, Indonesia or send it to sphp@aeki-aice.org
To become a member and join AEKI, please click the download link below for the registration form, and send the completed form to AEKI head secretariat office:
AEKI Building, 2nd Floor, Jl. RP Soeroso No. 20, Jakarta, Indonesia or send it to sphp@aeki-aice.org
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