Ethics

The coffee supply chain involves various stakeholders. Ensuring an ethical coffee industry is crucial in our globalized world and affects all involved parties.

Ethics

Responsible coffee transportation: Preserving value from farm to cup

Responsible coffee transportation is more than just moving products from farms to consumers – it's a commitment to quality preservation...

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Women in the Specialty coffee industry – Driving comprehensive sustainability

Meticulousness, carefulness, creativity, and a sense of responsibility—these traits allow women to contribute significantly to the high value of specialty...

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ICO Report: Significant Increase in the Number of Women Managers in the Coffee Industry

ICO has released a new report highlighting a notable increase in women managers in the coffee industry, especially in Brazil....

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EU Bans Single-Use Plastics: A Step Towards Sustainable Coffee

To reduce waste and mitigate the environmental impact of plastic usage, EU member states have unanimously endorsed a draft proposal...

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Building Social Equity in Specialty Coffee Production

While large corporations are reaping the majority of the profits, small-scale farmers continue to struggle with unstable incomes and lack...

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Ethical Specialty Coffee – Definition, standards, importance

Ethical specialty coffee is more than just a delicious cup of coffee with exceptional flavor; it embodies a deeper narrative...

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Responsible Coffee Packaging: Business Ethics Impact

Coffee packaging is essential for preserving and transporting products, but it also reflects a company’s ethical and environmental responsibilities. As...