Coffee with data: technology and traceability. Digitalisation of coffee, traceability and following the EUDR for B2B direct trade.
In our previous article, we discussed the consequences of non-compliance with the EUDR, but in the coffee industry, it remains unclear… whose responsibility is it? The answer is no longer a theoretical debate. The new…
The EUDR for coffee importers has a catch almost nobody explains properly. You’re not penalised for buying coffee from deforested land. You’re penalised for not being able to prove you didn’t. The burden of proof…
Your coffee might be excellent, your price might be right, and your usual buyer might want to keep working with you. Even so, you could still find yourself shut out of the European market simply…
Ethical technology is now a trend in the coffee industry — seen as a key ally for social change. But in practice, it often ends up excluding the very coffee growers it claims to help.How…
In the coffee industry, small producers and Indigenous communities face a paradox: while their work fuels a global market worth over $100 billion, many receive less than 10% of the final sale price. The root…
