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Updates on our work and projects around the world

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Impact Stories

Reforestation project in Honduras

Honduras

One million trees are to be planted within five years, in an effort to promote agroforestry, mitigate the effects of climate change, and improve coffee farmer resilience.

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A shared vision in Tanzania

Tanzania

A programme enables men and women to realise a personal vision for their lives and farms.

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Low-tech tool helps farmers embrace regenerative agriculture

Uganda

Printed calendars offer illustrated guidance on sustainable farming for thousands of coffee growers.

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Clean water for PNG pupils

Papua New Guinea

Peet’s Coffee and Volcafe in Papua New Guinea partner to provide safe water at 100+ schools

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School partnership plants seeds for brighter futures in Peru

Peru

Through clever schools, the partnership promotes children's education in coffee communities

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Volcafe in Uganda recognised for work to combat child labour

Kyagalanyi Coffee given prize by national employers federation

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Caution notice

A public interest notice about fraudulent activities

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Video: Colombia partnership sees coffee farmers create carbon credits and forest corridors

1,000+ farmers are planting a quarter of a million shade trees in agroforestry drive

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Hartree Partners announces closing of acquisition of ED&F Man Commodities

Global energy and commodities trading company acquires ED&F Man Commodities’ four core business units

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Volcafe breaks ground on coffee processing plant in Brazil

State-of-the-art mill to improve access to coffee growers in Minas Gerais

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Our sustainability journey

Our new booklet features sustainability highlights from around the Volcafe network

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Film: Peter in Papua New Guinea

A short film about Peter, a coffee farmer working to leave a legacy for his children

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Film: Eugenio in Uganda

A short film about Eugenio’s farm, where regenerative agriculture is making a difference

I am now leveraging [pests'] natural enemies like ladybugs, earthworms, or insect birds to reduce the use of chemicals, and also the number of irrigations needed.

Duong Dinh Nguyen Volcafe Way farmer, Vietnam

The farm is more beautiful... expenses are less. I was going to leave the farm and thanks to the Volcafe Way we continue here.

Miguel Meda Perez Volcafe Way farmer since 2016, Guatemala

I started working with Volcafe Way in 2017. Since then, I have tripled the net income from my coffee farm business.

Daniel Njoroge Volcafe Way farmer since 2017, Kenya