EUDR: green light, red tape
In an interview for Global Coffee Report, Fanny Gauttier, Public Affairs Lead at the Rainforest Alliance, outlines the consequences of the delay to the EU Deforestation Regulation deadline.
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January 8, 2025
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Meet Baragwi, the Kenyan Cooperative Championing Certified Coffee
Meet the Baragwi coffee cooperative - a perfect example of the positive impacts Rainforest Alliance Certification can have for coffee farming right now and well into the future. ... Continue Reading
Project Profile: Coffee, Carbon, and Farmer Livelihoods—A New Partnership in Vietnam
The Rainforest Alliance and Acorn will partner with two coffee businesses and farmers in Vietnam to implement regenerative coffee farming practices that can increase their plots’ resilience, biodiversity, and carbon sequestration capabilities. ... Continue Reading
Going Climate Smart with Costa Coffee
Costa Coffee and the Rainforest Alliance designed a pilot study to measure the carbon footprint of Rainforest Alliance Certified farmers in Brazil, Colombia, and Honduras. This study sought to quantify carbon emissions from coffee production and processing, identify emission hotspots, and propose reduction pathways through the adoption of regenerative agriculture practices within Costa Coffee’s supply […]
The key to EUDR compliance for the coffee sector
Tea & Coffee Trade Journal publishes a blog from Miguel Gamboa, Rainforest Alliance Coffee Sector Lead, outlining how certification supports coffee farmers with EUDR requirements.
Houthi rebels and the EU make your coffee more expensive
An article in Politico analyses the reasons behind the rise in coffee pricing, including commentary from Miguel Gamboa, Rainforest Alliance Coffee Sector Lead, on our coffee certification programme.