📍 Cairo & Giza Governorates, Egypt
Baramouda collaborated with Cilantro, one of Egypt’s leading coffeehouse chains, to collect and recycle 17,000 kilograms of spent coffee grounds from 28 branches across Cairo and Giza. Instead of sending this waste to landfills, Baramouda transformed the residues into 5,600 kilograms of ornamental compost and 100 kilograms of mushrooms—creating a circular model that connects cafés, agriculture, and food production.
Coffee Waste Collected
Compost Produced
Mushrooms Cultivated
Coffee waste collected & recycled
Ornamental compost produced
Mushrooms cultivated
Cafés’ landfill footprint
Collaboration across sectors
