Coffee Industry

UN Launches Inaugural International Coffee Day to Honor Global Producers

UN Launches Inaugural International Coffee Day to Honor Global Producers

While the global coffee trade has soared past $34 billion, the smallholder farmers who produce 80 percent of the world's beans remain incredibly vulnerable. The UN is now stepping in to protect these millions of workers from the harsh realities of climate change and market volatility.
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United Nations Formally Recognizes International Coffee Day Despite U.S. Opposition

United Nations Formally Recognizes International Coffee Day Despite U.S. Opposition

The United Nations has officially recognized International Coffee Day, marking a major diplomatic win for the global industry. Despite the worldwide consensus, the United States stood alone as the only member nation to vote against the resolution.
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Specialty Coffee Lacks a Unified Global Voice

Specialty Coffee Lacks a Unified Global Voice

Specialty coffee has mastered the art of flavor, yet its industry remains trapped in isolated silos that struggle to address systemic threats like climate change. Without a unified global voice, progress on research and sustainability moves at a crawl rather than at market speed.
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