BOGOTA, Colombia – The Coca-Cola Foundation, TechnoServe and the Colombian Coffee Growers Federation (FNC) announced yesterday they will work together to help 11,000 female coffee farmers in Colombia’s Antioquia region access important training, agricultural information and services.
SEATTLE, U.S. – Coffee farmers in Colombia faced challenges maintaining their crops during the country’s 50-year civil war. An alliance between Starbucks and the U.S. Embassy, through its Agency for International Development (USAID) is now helping farmers refocus on their crops with an emphasis on coffee quality.
UN Women and Unilever announce a partnership to develop an evidence-based and human rights-based “Intervention Programme to inform the development of a Global Framework...
Unless the international cocoa industry does more to involve farmers it will risk losing a generation of cocoa growers, Fairtrade farmer Portin Bley from Ivory Cooast told the London Chocolate Forum ...
ZURICH, Switzerland - Barry Callebaut, the world's leading producer of high-quality chocolate and cocoa, and Prova, one of the world's premier manufacturers of vanilla...
More than 60 women took part to Barista Connect (Square Miles Coffee Roasters - London, September 9-11), the event dedicated to improving equality by empowering and inspiring ...
Mondelēz International, Inc. has unveiled “Cocoa Life” – the company’s largest, most comprehensive cocoa sustainability effort to date. It will invest $400 million over...
A series of projects to understand and help overcome the barriers for women in cocoa farming communities Côte d'Ivoire has been launched by Cargill,...