Day: May 15, 2025

Image: sirisakboakaew/stock.adobe.comThree new sustainability schemes have been recognised as equivalent to the Coffee Sustainability Reference Code (Coffee SR Code) by the Global Coffee Platform. The three schemes – CONNECT by Hamburg Coffee Company HACOFCO mbh, LEGACY Protocol by Minasul, and Sucden Coffee Verified by Sucden – are now recognised as equivalent to the Coffee SR Code,
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The Port of Santos, Latin America’s busiest container port. Image: Erich Sacco/stock.adobe.comSections of the Brazilian coffee supply chain have taken aim at the country’s port and logistics infrastructure, labelling it “a critical obstacle” for key agribusiness sectors. Logistical bottlenecks caused a failure to ship 637,767 bags of coffee – the equivalent of approximately 1932 containers – in March 2025 according to the Brazilian Coffee Exporters Council
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The SCA is making wholesale changes to the pricing of its education programs. Image: Specialty Coffee AssociationThe Specialty Coffee Association (SCA) has announced dramatic changes to the pricing of its education programs in order to make learning more “accessible, affordable, and equitable” for coffee professionals across the world. Education costs will now vary by country to reflect local economic realities. Nations have been organised into five groups based on data from
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