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Coffee Watch
We envision a future where deforestation, slavery, and exploitation are eliminated from the coffee supply chain.
About Coffee Watch
Coffee is the 6th largest driver of deforestation worldwide, rife with slavery, child labour, and extreme poverty. This $200 billion industry is largely controlled by 20 powerful companies, perpetuating environmental destruction and social injustice. https://linktr.ee/CoffeeWatch We are a brand new watchdog dedicated to exposing and reforming the coffee industry. Our mission is to hold coffee giants accountable and catalyze meaningful change. We will push major coffee companies to reform their policies and practices, for ever greater sustainability and fairness. Our Mission: We envision a future where deforestation, slavery, and exploitation are eliminated from the coffee supply chain, paving the way for truly ethical standards in laws and certifications - no more greenwashing! Join us in transforming coffee into a force for good—demanding better for people and the planet.
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Research & Knowledge
Coffee Watch published a report on Costa Rica's wildlife crossings requiring by the legislature.
Reported by Etelle Higonnet
Research & Knowledge
Coffee Watch learned that Trase dropped a massive open-data release covering global coffee supply chains, including ten companies controlling 35% of global coffee exports, four countries controlling two-thirds of the world's coffee, and almost 80% of global coffee imports handled by EU companies.
Reported by Coffee Watch
Research & Knowledge
Coffee Watch published a new massive open-data release from Trase detailing global coffee export and import data, supply chain transparency, and deforestation tracking.
Reported by Etelle Higonnet
Products & Services
Coffee Watch and CATIE launched the Coffee Agroforestry E‑Library, a centralized database of shade-grown coffee research.
Reported by Etelle Higonnet