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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.
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.
From strikingly colourful warblers to shimmering hummingbirds, shaded coffee farms attract some of the bird world’s most beautiful species. Here’s ten birds to daydream about while you sip your next cup of Rainforest Alliance Certified coffee.... Continue Reading
Rainforest Alliance welcomes the launch of Lavazza’s La Reserva de ¡Tierra! Selection, the first professional coffee sourced from farms certified under the Rainforest Alliance Regenerative Agriculture Standard, marking a major step in bringing regenerative agriculture from ambition to reality.
The Rainforest Alliance welcomes the launch of Lavazza’s La Reserva de ¡Tierra! Selection, the first professional-focused coffee sourced from farms certified under the Rainforest Alliance Regenerative Agriculture Standard.
In this feature, Rainforest Alliance’s Public Affairs Lead for Europe, Christian Hohlfeld, weighs in on the coffee sector’s readiness, highlighting advances in traceability while warning that persistent barriers still leave many smallholders behind. Rainforest Alliance also emerges as a trusted expert on compliance and implementation.