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We believe coffee should work better for the people who grow it. That’s why we’re working towards living incomes for coffee farmers, stronger producer voices and a healthier environment – helping ensure the future of coffee for everyone.
Coffee is getting harder to grow. Climate change is bringing more unpredictable weather, rising temperatures and new pressures for the people who grow it. At the same time, too many coffee farmers still struggle to earn enough from their crop.
We work directly with farmer cooperatives, investing in better livelihoods and farming that lasts.
We build long-term partnerships with farming cooperatives, listen to producers and invest in stronger livelihoods and farming futures.
We work with farmers to protect the land coffee depends on, support climate resilience and reduce our impact from farm to cup.
For more than 30 years, we’ve challenged how coffee is traded – pioneering better ways of doing business and pushing the industry forward.
For more than 30 years, we’ve been finding practical ways to put coffee growers at the heart of our business. Here’s what that looks like today.
Coffee farmers should earn enough for a decent standard of living. We’re partnering with Fairtrade to ensure cooperatives we source directly from are paid Living Income Reference Prices.
We set ambitious goals and believe in being open about how we’re doing – including where there’s more work to do. Our latest Progress Report shows how we’re measuring up against our commitments.
Coffee’s future depends on the people who grow it and the planet we all share. Our Manifesto sets out the changes we believe the coffee industry needs – from living incomes and stronger producer voices to tackling climate change – and the commitments we’re making to help get there.