Sustainable Harvest® has origin offices in five countries—Mexico, Peru, Colombia, Rwanda, and Tanzania—and we’re always happy to host the increasing...
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Sustainable Harvest®-Rwanda coffee served at President Obama’s US-Africa Leaders Summit
On August 4-6 President Obama welcomed leaders from across the African continent to Washington DC for the three-day U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit, the...
Protecting Against the Unthinkable: Price insurance comes to the rescue of coffee cooperative in Mexico
It´s a warm mid-summer day, and I’m catching up with the typical email backlog when one message’s subject line catches my eye: "Se Robarón el Camión"...
The Drought and the Market: Witnessing the cause of volatility in Brazil
The coffee market in 2014 has been rocked by volatility, soaring and plummeting seemingly at random. Among the core causes for that unpredictability...
Sustainability at Work awards Gold Certification to Sustainable Harvest®
In 2007, the City of Portland formed the Sustainability at Work program to develop and advance green initiatives in the workplace. The program offers...
Sustainable Harvest founder finds soccer, coffee education in Brazil
For the last two weeks I’ve had the pleasure of traveling around Brazil during the World Cup, soaking up the country’s unbelievable enthusiasm for...
Summer interns join Sustainable Harvest team
This has been an exciting summer at Sustainable Harvest’s Portland headquarters, with our international contingent rooting hard in the World Cup for...
Roya, weather impacting current harvest in Chiapas
When the Coffee Leaf Rust outbreak hit at the end of 2012, the impact on Latin America was catastrophic. Central American countries were the main...
Coffee producer from Veracruz wins Cup of Excellence Mexico
Adán Altamirano Domínguez, owner of the Estribo coffee farm, won Mexico’s third-ever Cup of Excellence competition in May with a coffee scoring 91.59.