Sentences with phrase «certified coffee farmer»

It was in response to a question from a Rainforest Alliance certified coffee farmer who attended the conference.

Quote from UTZ certified coffee farmer K.C. Achaiah from India about the impact of UTZ certification.

Quote from UTZ certified coffee farmer Nguyen Thu Truc from Vietnam talking about the impact of the Coffee Climate Care Project (Italian).

Quote from UTZ certified coffee farmer Daniel Bruxel from Brazil talking about the impact of UTZ certification.

Quote from UTZ certified coffee farmer Amaro Chasquero from Peru talking about better conditions fro workers.

Several years ago, the Rainforest Alliance partnered with the local coffee cooperative UNECAFE (Unidad Ecológica para el Sector Café Oaxaqueño) to pilot a reforestation program with certified coffee farmers to restore degraded areas within and around coffee parcels.

These awards recognizes Rainforest Alliance (RA) certified coffee farmers dedicated to growing top...

These awards recognize Rainforest Alliance (RA) certified coffee farmers dedicated to growing top quality beans, while protecting the environment and the rights of workers.

These awards recognizes Rainforest Alliance (RA) certified coffee farmers dedicated to growing top quality beans, while protecting the environment and the rights of workers.

Not exact matches

Kraft has committed to buying more and more certified coffee... there's not enough on the market so they can sell 100 % certified in Yuban... but with the company's help we are working hard with farmers to get more and more farms certified.

Caribou coffee should get special recognition for this, they have been amazingly proactive in pushing farmers to get certified and supporting them in this goal.

Kraft is buying so much coffee from Rainforest Alliance Certified farms to blend into Yuban that the result is HUGE benefits for farmers, their families, communities, waterways and wildlife.

In my post «McDonald's makes a substantial commitment to coffee sustainability» I provided an overview of 2013 levels of certified coffee and farmer capacity - building partnerships.

Farmers receive a premium between 5 and 10 cents a pound, on top of the premium for the organic certification (Bird - Friendly coffee must also be certified organic).

Davids discusses what inexpensive coffees mean to farmers, even the theoretically beneficial types like the Rainforest Alliance certified Yuban blend (which I discussed in depth here).

The notion that certification of existing farms with a conventional farming past takes 3 years of transition whereas if a farmer clears virgin forest for coffee the land can be certified from day one is particularly bothersome.

While RA certification includes fair labor practices, and RA certified coffee usually commands some premium, the criteria does not set a minimum price paid to farmers.

Farmers typically receive a price premium of 5 to 10 cents per pound of Bird - Friendly - certified coffee on top of the premium they receive from their organic certification (a requirement for Bird - Friendly certification).

That is still a large purchase of certified coffee, which will have a big impact on farmers, wildlife and ecosystems on the ground.

In the Fair Trade system, certified organic coffee receives a per - pound premium, a strong incentive for farmers to go organic.

As I noted in the previous post, the investment in technical assistance to farmers builds on the commitment to purchase increasing amounts of certified coffee, primarily from farms certified by Rainforest Alliance.

By drinking shade - grown and bird friendly certified coffee every morning, you are supporting these coffee farmers, the efforts of the ABA and BirdNote, and the countless birds they are protecting through community outreach and conservation.

We favor third - party - certified coffees in order to help guarantee a living wage for historically impoverished farmers.

We are also proud to offer many Certified Organic and Fair Trade coffees that have been sustainably nurtured by caring farmers.

Streamlining the certification process will help the 1.9 million farmers we work with — especially the 182,000 cocoa, coffee and tea farmers currently certified under both standards — and new farmers alike.

For a commodity, such as coffee, the process of selecting the beans has a massive impact on both the environment and the farmers, which is why their coffee is Rainforest Alliance Certified ™.