Reduce greenhouse gas emissions to keep global warming below the threshold of 1.5 °C.
#RacetoZero
Improve livelihoods through access to digital sustainability intelligence by 2023.
Increasing women's full participation drives better outcomes for all.
Having offices in four coffee-producing countries enables Sustainable Harvest® to easily trace lots back to the producers who grew them, and our in-house system provides up-to-the-minute updates of coffee's journey from origin to port.
Sustainable Harvest® connects coffee buyers to coffee growers to negotiate price directly, discuss quality expectations, and create shared understanding.
Our Most Valuable Producer program connects roasters to some of the best-managed co-ops around the globe to provide a wide range of sustainably sourced coffees—from value organics to core blenders to distinct micro-lots.
We co-invest with our roaster partners, donors and other actors to build farmer capacity, resilience and social outcomes in the origins where we source.
Tastify™, a cupping app and flavor database developed by Sustainable Harvest®, is recognized at the SCAA Event.
Stanford University publishes a case study on Sustainable Harvest® entitled "Business Built on Relationship and Mutual Benefit."
Sustainable Harvest® wins the G20 Challenge on Inclusive Business Innovation—one of 15 organizations selected out of more than 300 applicants.
Sustainable Harvest® is highlighted as a leading B Corp in the New York Times.
Fast Company examines how we leverage cutting-edge technology.
David Griswold speaks on a panel with actor Jim Carrey, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack, among others (panel starts at 9:20).
The Lemelson Foundation supports the expansion of the Relationship Coffee Model in Tanzania.
From Crop to Cup: How Cooperatives, Training and a Unique Partnership Is Changing Coffee and the Lives of Coffee Farmers in Rwanda
The Specialty Coffee Association of America recognizes Sustainable Harvest® for setting a new sustainable sourcing standard.
Author Michaele Weissman explores the growing specialty coffee industry and interviews leaders of the Third Wave movement, including David Griswold.
Mark Lefko's book profiles CEOs David Griswold, Richard Branson, Paul Polman, and others who "do well by doing good."
By bringing all coffee stakeholders to the table and fostering an environment of radical transparency, the Relationship Coffee Model creates the foundation for sustainable business. Leveraging actors outside of the traditional supply chain, such as philanthropy, government, nonprofits, and financial institutions results in increased shared value, most importantly in the form of improved farmer livelihoods and greater supplies of high-quality coffee.
Long-term business relationships are an essential component of sustainable supply chains. Producers and roasters who partner year after year support the growth of each other's businesses and the prosperity of each other's communities, creating a powerful narrative of commitment that inspires the end consumer.
Let's Talk Coffee® is an event series that gathers the coffee supply chain to meet, do business, and learn from thought leaders in a variety of industries. The events offer an unprecedented chance for collaboration and provide a key opportunity for roasters to meet with the Relationship Coffee producers they source from in one-on-one meetings. The events are truly the Relationship Coffee Model brought to life, celebrating inclusive supply chains that are transforming how global business can impact society and long-term profitability.
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