Hawaiian Kona Green Coffee Beans Wholesale
AM Global Supply offers access to Hawaiian Kona green coffee beans, grown exclusively in the Kona Coffee Belt on Hawaii’s Big Island. Kona represents one of the smallest commercial coffee-growing regions in the world. As a result, this listing offers a genuinely rare opportunity to source the only significant coffee grown on US soil.
An Exceptionally Limited Origin
Only about 0.04 percent of the world’s coffee comes from Hawaii, and Kona itself sits on the slopes of just two volcanoes, Hualalai and Mauna Loa. More than 800 small farms make up this entire growing region. Because of this extreme scarcity, genuine Kona commands premium pricing well above nearly every other origin in the global market.
Distinctive Flavor Profile
Kona coffee delivers a smooth, silky finish with a balanced, bright character. Buyers consistently describe notes of sweetness, nuttiness, and light chocolate, layered with subtle floral hints. Because of this refined, well-rounded cup, Kona performs exclusively as a premium single-origin offering, prized for its clean and approachable complexity.
Volcanic Growing Conditions
Kona’s rich volcanic soil, combined with the region’s unique microclimate of sunny mornings and cloud cover in the afternoon, creates ideal conditions for slow, even cherry ripening. Farmers hand-pick each cherry at peak ripeness, a labor-intensive process that further limits available volume. Consequently, this origin appeals to buyers seeking an authentic, traceable American specialty coffee.
Order Details
This listing represents a 133 kg lot, priced at $4,000, aligned with standard Kona trade units. Contact us directly to confirm current availability and grade specifications, as Hawaii’s limited farmland means supply can vary season to season.
Applications
This green coffee suits ultra-premium specialty roasters, boutique cafes, and retailers seeking to offer one of the world’s most recognized and authentically American coffee names.
For general coffee bean quality standards, see the National Coffee Association’s resources.

















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