Paying for Coffee: Santuario
In our previous series, Paying for Coffee: It’s Complicated, we talked about the various factors that underpin how we as a sourcing company buy coffee, as well as how to…
Read MorePaying for Coffee: Inzá
…and consistency they produce. This is a group we’re completely committed to, and here, we dive into what that commitment looks like, talking about not just what we pay for…
Read MoreA New Normal: Coffee Consumer Trends 2023
…industry. Inflation is ongoing and each section of the supply chain has unique challenges to overcome.” He’s really come to understand the value of open communication with supply chain partners…
Read MoreThe New Normal: Q4 2023
…largest freight & trucking companies,Yellow Corp, which shut down operations at the end of July. Slowing demand for freight, high operating costs, & lower freight rates has put pressure on…
Read MoreC Market Volatility, Complex Logistics & Ethiopia Civil Unrest Spill Over Into Q1 2022
…year for both labor and parchment prices in Chiapas, where much of the labor for picking cherry has historically come from Guatemalan temporary migrant workers, but the compounding border issues…
Read MoreCasimiro García López of Pluma on Community Origins & Modern Challenges
…variety, and you have let us know that you found very nice notes in our coffee. Like chocolate notes, hazelnuts, and all notes that can be found in the Pluma…
Read MoreErnesto Perez of Coatepec on Veracruz History & Mexico’s New Generation
…year compared to last year. It was much more competitive because there’s many companies that need coffee from Veracruz. But, since we work with committed partners, we didn’t have an…
Read MoreEthiopia Supply Chain Partner Eden Kassahun On Managing Logistics Through Covid 19
…remember meeting you in the office when I would come in and cup and to see where you’ve gone from there is amazing. You’ve started your own company. You have…
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