Partnerships for Impact: Collaborating with JDE Peet’s to Improve Farmer Livelihoods
When addressing the complex challenges facing farmers, the Rainforest Alliance uses a context-specific approach for identifying and remediating critical supply chain risks. Through a collaborative partnership, like the Common Grounds program we developed with JDE Peet’s, we can help your company achieve its sustainability goals.
Partnerships for Impact: Monitoring and Evaluation with Nescafé
Monitoring and Evaluation with Nescafé has helped us examine the impacts of the Nescafé Plan. Together, we have used data to achieve positive results.
How A Two-Year Project Used Climate-Smart Agriculture to Uplift Women’s Leadership in Coffee
After two years, ‘Project Guatemala’ helped create a better future for Guatemalan women coffee farmers by focusing on gender inclusiveness and women’s empowerment to set an example for the industry. The group adopted climate-smart farming techniques to produce high quality coffee and adapt to climate change.
Early Feedback on the New Certification Program: Kyagalanyi Coffee Shares Their Implementation Experience
Find out what Ugandan coffee exporter, Kyagalanyi Coffee, had to say about the new program—from the improvements to the challenges.
Amazon, World’s Leading Online Retailer, Now Highlights Rainforest Alliance Certified Products
Amazon has launched Climate Pledge Friendly, a new program that makes it easier for consumers to shop for sustainable products. If you currently have Rainforest Alliance Certified or UTZ certified products on the market, that means they are now more easily discoverable on Amazon.com.
Topics: Marketing sustainability
Partnerships for Positive Change: The Next Chapter
The announcement in the UK that Nestlé’s two and four-finger KitKats will switch from Fairtrade to Rainforest Alliance certification has generated a lot of interest, including some questions. In addition to Nestlé’s FAQ, we would like to take a moment to address some of the issues raised.