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When implemented at the landscape scale, regenerative agriculture and nature-based solutions hold great potential for change in communities experiencing high rates of deforestation and biodiversity loss, strained water availability, and low production quality. These challenges often result from a convergence of factors operating on a wider scale than a single sector or supply chain.
A comforting cup of hot chocolate is a tradition that unites us across history and across continents—from Mexico to the Philippines to Ghana and beyond. Here’s a list of some of the tastiest hot chocolate traditions from the countries where we work.... Continue Reading
Starbucks’ climate footprint comes under fresh scrutiny as new analysis shows coffee beans and dairy milk drive a quarter of its emissions. The company faces pressure to publish a clear climate transition plan as investors question whether its 2030 net-zero ambition is still achievable.
Rainforest Alliance certification supports farmers in turning their farms into profitable, resilient businesses that respect workers and the land. Through training, we promote farming techniques designed to help farms adapt to climate change and protect the land for future generations—all while improving incomes for tea-farming families.... Continue Reading
Colombia is emerging as one of the coffee sector’s best-prepared countries for EUDR compliance, supported by strong traceability systems and sector coordination. However, smallholders and Indigenous growers may still struggle with the regulation’s technical and legal requirements. Rainforest Alliance highlights the growing importance of traceability and compliance tools.
Caring about the environment can sometimes feel overwhelming; “The problems seem so huge, what can I possibly do to make a difference? I’m just one person.” Well, each year on World Environment Day, you can become part of a movement of millions, and together, make a difference for our planet.... Continue Reading