The UnNamed Farm

UnNamed by Choice, Remembered by Purpose

Liberian cocoa · Bong and Nimba counties

Cocoa from Liberian farms, with the farm behind every bag.

The UnNamed Farm grows cocoa on its own farm in Nimba County and works directly with smallholder farmers across Liberia's cocoa belt. Our farmers report their harvests from any phone, in their own language, so buyers see real supply as it happens.

Cocoa pods ripening on the tree
2021Founded in Liberia, Liberian-owned and managed
~35Lead farmers and farmer groups in our network
12-monthSupply agreement signed with GRANEX Group
~700 acres20-year community land lease for expansion
UNF team and farmers among the cocoa trees

Who we are

Farmers working alongside farmers

UNF began in 2021 on about 8 acres of family land in Nimba County and now cultivates about 30 acres of cocoa. Our field team visits farms, supports good harvest and post-harvest practice, and brings our farmers' cocoa together for buyers.

The community that granted our land lease holds a stake in our group, because the people who grow cocoa should share in its value.

Breaking cocoa pods and collecting the wet beans

Our cocoa

From standard export grade to selected lots

We supply Liberian cocoa beans from standard export quality for processing to carefully fermented and selected lots for buyers looking for flavour. Each lot is prepared to the buyer's requirements and checked at our warehouse.

  • Sold FOB Monrovia, with licensed Liberian exporters
  • Buyer inspection welcome before shipment and at loading
  • New relationships start with trial lots

See our cocoa spec sheet · Download PDF

Traceability

From farm to buyer, as it happens

  1. Farmer reportsEvery two weeks, from a button phone, by text menu or voice, in Liberian English or their local language.
  2. UNF checksReports link to each farmer's record. Our field team verifies quantity and quality at the warehouse.
  3. Plots screenedMapped farms are screened for deforestation risk with FAO's Whisp tool, supporting EUDR due diligence.
  4. Buyers see supplyLive totals by district and bean condition, without exposing farmers' personal details.

Farm of the week

Meet a farmer behind our cocoa

Sample profile
Featured farmer smiling among young cocoa trees

Suakoko District · Bong County

Ellis

My father planted the first cocoa trees on this land, and I still care for them the way he taught me: ferment the beans well, dry them properly, never rush it. When buyers can see where good cocoa comes from, they can see the work behind it.
Farming cocoa
[12] years
Cocoa area
About [2] ha
Fermentation
[Heap, 6 days]
Drying
[Raised drying tables]
With UNF since
[2025]
Deforestation risk
Low · Whisp screened
Atlantic Ocean Monrovia Bong County approximate area
Simplified map. We show the general area only, never the exact farm location, to protect our farmers' privacy and security.

Milestones

  1. 2021Founded on about 8 acres of family land in Nimba County.
  2. 2025First export: a 25 MT shipment to a buyer in Singapore, followed by a letter of intent for further volumes.
  3. Aug 2026Pilot sale to GRANEX Group, a licensed cocoa exporter in Monrovia.
  4. Oct 2026Signed a 12-month cocoa supply agreement with GRANEX Group.
  5. 2026Secured a 20-year lease of about 700 acres and launched our own-brand cocoa butter pilot for the US market.
UNF meeting with the community outside a village meeting house

From our farms

Photos

Our products

Divine Lumina

Pure unrefined cocoa butter made from our Liberian cocoa, in an 8 oz jar for skin, lips and hair. Our first pilot batch is open for pre-order in the United States.

Work with us

Looking for long-term buyers and partners

Cocoa traders, processors and chocolate makers who want a reliable relationship with a Liberian origin, for standard or specialty cocoa.

Jenkins Monzey, Managing Director · Monrovia, Liberia
info@theunnamedfarm.com