Sentences with phrase «coffee farmers face»

Additionally, it has been difficult to adequately communicate the story to consumers about the challenges the world's coffee farmers face and how it will affect future opportunities to consume coffee.

«Who better to support the Ugandan coffee farmer facing a plague for the first time than the Peruvian coffee farmer who has been dealing with it for years?»

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RA rolled out an excellent implementation guide for Latin American coffee farmers, which I'll be writing about, and told me about a couple of other upcoming initiatives that I am excited about — in spite of what the expression on my face might suggest.

A professor of sustainability in Bogotá, Dr. Ximena Rueda talks about certification and the challenges facing smallholder coffee farmers.

Starbucks is dedicated to helping farmers overcome the challenges facing coffee communities.

Dr. Schilling galvanized the world coffee industry, worth $ 174 billion dollars per year, to recognize the potentially disastrous vulnerabilities it faced due to the lack of functional, global, open - source research and development programs that create new knowledge and technologies for the benefit of farmers.

Another issue facing coffee farmers is climate change.

The campaign is also working with The Fairtrade Foundation to compare challenges faced by British dairy farmers and Ugandan coffee growers.

Being one minute in a coffee farming area in Ethiopia, in the area of Sidamo or Yirgacheffe, areas that are celebrated around the world by coffee experts as producing some of the best coffee in the world, and the farmers there are facing a humanitarian crisis.