2025 Annual Report: Regeneration Takes Root
Check out our 2025 Annual Report to see the exciting advances we made this year.
Annual Report
June 24, 2026
News and updates about the Rainforest Alliance's work with farming and forest communities around the world, our business partner collaborations, research (including white papers, case studies, and project profiles), media coverage, and more. Sign up to receive general updates.
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Lindt & Sprüngli Sources 100% Rainforest Alliance-Certified Cocoa
Lindt announced that 100% of its cocoa is now sourced from Rainforest Alliance Certified farms, with the seal rolling out across product packaging. The company combines certification with investments in agroforestry, forest protection, reforestation, and initiatives to help close the living income gap.
With EUDR laws looming, Lindt & Sprüngli gains 100% Rainforest Alliance cocoa certification
Lindt’s decision to source 100% of its cocoa from Rainforest Alliance Certified farms comes as the confectionery sector prepares for the European Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), highlighting the growing role of certification and traceability in responsible cocoa supply chains.
Rainforest Alliance Bets on Human-Centred AI as Sustainability Enters a New Era
CocoaRadar highlights the Rainforest Alliance’s new position on AI, emphasizing trust, transparency, and accountability in agricultural supply chains. The discussion explores how AI can support traceability and compliance while addressing risks around data governance and equity.
The $4 billion coffee pod business faces its biggest threat yet
Lavazza's new plastic-free coffee system reflects growing efforts to reduce the environmental footprint of single-serve coffee without sacrificing convenience. The article explores how sustainability is becoming a key area of competition in the coffee sector and notes Nespresso's plans to launch a regenerative agriculture seal with the Rainforest Alliance in 2026.
Capabilities Statement: Integrated Landscape Management
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.