Introducing Gerarco: The Green Coffee Market on One Screen
A shared trading environment for green coffee buyers and suppliers. Gerarco brings lots from different sources into a consistent, comparable format.

Sourcing green coffee means bringing together information from different suppliers: the coffee itself, available quantities, prices and delivery terms. Gerarco is now live as a green coffee trading platform designed to put these details on one screen.
Roasters, importers, exporters and professional buyers can explore lots from different sources with their product specifications and commercial terms. Suppliers can present their available coffees in a shared, consistent format.
From separate stock lists to a shared view
Phone calls, messages and differently formatted price lists can leave the details of a purchasing decision scattered across several places. Gerarco brings them together by distinguishing the coffee from the individual lot offered for sale. The coffee page introduces the product; the lot page shows a particular stock’s harvest, screen size, quantity, price and commercial terms.
Clearer choices for buyers
- Find lots by country, coffee, processing method, price and other criteria.
- Compare the prices and specifications of different lots.
- Choose a required quantity and calculate the product amount.
- Submit a quotation request for the lot that interests you.
Buyers can assess their options using the same information structure before making a purchasing decision. The aim is to reduce time spent gathering information and make suitable coffees easier to find.
A practical way for suppliers to manage lots
Suppliers can manage stock, prices, quantity-based pricing tiers and delivery information through their panel. Photos, documents and lot measurements can be presented within the same record. Each lot has its own link, making it straightforward to share with a prospective buyer.
Built in Türkiye, with an international direction
Gerarco’s initial experience is tailored to the Turkish market, while its structure is being developed to support participation from other countries. Turkish and English interfaces, stock country and city, named delivery locations and international trade terms such as FOB form part of this foundation.
The objective is to help buyers and suppliers in different markets understand the same lot information: where the coffee is held and on what commercial basis it is offered. Gerarco’s direction is to make green coffee information more accessible and new trading relationships easier to establish.
The green coffee market on one screen.


