The Coffee Innovation Fund, financed by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), supports pioneering projects that make coffee cultivation more profitable for farmers in innovative ways. Using a wide variety of…

The International Coffee Organization (ICO) brings together the governments of almost all coffee producing and consuming countries as well as 13 of the largest roasters and traders.

In the eighth edition and the second part of our small series on the topic of "Deforestation-Free Supply Chains", we would like to highlight options for action for companies to address deforestation in their supply chain.

In the seventh edition of Online nur Kännchen, this time now as a double episode, we would like to take a closer look at the concepts of deforestation-free supply chains and relate them to coffee

Current market prices for agricultural commodities are often too low for smallholder families in producing countries to achieve a living income despite good agricultural practices.

The upcoming event "Online nur Kännchen – Coffee tax exemption? Effects & potentials" will provide an overview of the efforts made so far by civil society and the public sector regarding a coffee tax exemption for sustainably produced and fairly…

The next online seminar will provide an overview of the current German regulations and European initiatives and is intended to provide assistance in implementing human rights due diligence in companies.

In the next session of "Online nur Kännchen" the coffee team would like to give you an insight into an open source traceability solution in the agricultural supply chain for coffee. What exactly is behind it and what does it actually look like?

In the second edition of "Online nur Kännchen", the coffee team would like to give you an introduction to the Living Income Toolkit for companies and show how Naturland is working to close the Living Income gap with a practical example.

The coffee sector is facing major challenges: The ongoing price crisis, unsustainable farming systems, and the global impact of climate change, to name a few.