We have just made THE PLEDGE. Will you?
The Pledge: A common code for transparency reporting Financial transparency to counter the catastrophic coffee price crisis The ridiculously low commodity coffee price is currently driving hundreds of thousands of coffee farmers and their families into financial ruin and migration. Coffee plants
2018 Transparency report
Our annual Transparency report for 2018 is as always way over due but finally I got the push I needed in order to finish it as we have just joined and signed up to The Pledge, which has it’s public
2017 Transparency Report
Like always we want to be as transparent as possible and show you that there is a reason why our coffees cost a bit more. In the photo above you can see all the prices we paid for our coffee
2016 Transparency Report
Like always we want to be as transparent as possible and show you that there is a reason why our coffees cost a bit more. In the photo above you can see all the prices we paid for our coffee
Trees for Quality
Hello Everyone, As some of you are aware, the 1st of July marks our 10 year anniversary and as part of our celebrations we are announcing an important initiative that Tim has started. It's called "Trees for Quality" and in short, the
Transparency report 2015
Like always we want to be as transparent as possible and show you that there is a reason why our coffees cost a bit more. In the photo above you can see all the prices we paid for our coffee
Transparency report from 2014
We finally have all the numbers for our transparency report for 2014. See below for the detailed overview over all the prices we paid for the coffees we bought in 2014. The prices are per pound (lb=453g) og green coffee Free
Coffee prices in 2013
Better late than never. We have in previous years written a lot about the importance of paying fair prices to the farmers and the importance of transparency. So, like previous years here are our coffee prices paid in 2013. The prices
Our 2012 Coffee Prices
I know it is a bit late, but I completely forgot to post our 2012 coffee prices. So, here goes. 2012 was a challenging year for a lot of our farmers, fighting abnormal rain patterns, leaf rust, thefts of coffee etc.
Coffee is cheap, part 2
I would like to follow up on the previous post where I wrote that coffee is too cheap. As stated, I think the reason why people still think coffee is too expensive is because of a lack of knowledge. Therefore I
