Archive · 27 Sep 2025
Araku Valley Coffee: GCC Wins Award, Celebrates Success
Araku Valley Coffee is doing great!
The Girijan Cooperative Corporation (GCC) received an award for their work.
They help Adivasi farmers by providing market access for their products like coffee, turmeric and honey.
They were established in 1956 and launched coffee cultivation in the 1980s.
The government distributed coffee estates to farmers.
The GCC also sets a benchmark price for the products.
Now, they are relaunching over 80 products with new branding and marketing strategies.
GCC received the Changemaker - Financial Transformation award.
The award recognized the GCC's work in supporting Adivasi communities.
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu is credited for his support.
The GCC is relaunching over 80 products, including coffee and turmeric.
The GCC was established in 1956.
- Who
- Girijan Cooperative Corporation (GCC), Adivasi farmers
- What
- GCC received the Changemaker - Financial Transformation award for Araku Valley Coffee
- When
- Published on September 26, 2025
- Where
- Araku Valley, Eastern Ghats
- Why
- To support Adivasi communities and their coffee production.
GCC Success
Impact of the Coffee Production
Success Factors
GCC Success
Acknowledged by the GCC and recognized with an award.
Impact of the Coffee Production
The success of Araku Valley coffee is a result of GCC's support to the Adivasi communities and their efforts to grow and market it.
- Product
- Araku Valley Coffee
- Organization
- Girijan Cooperative Corporation (GCC)
- Award
- Changemaker - Financial Transformation
- Managing Director
- Kalpana Kumari
- Key Support
- Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu
- Establishment
- 1956
