The webinar is joined by Nespresso’s Paulo Barone, Head of Coffee Sustainability and Origin Development, as guest speaker.
Across the coffee sector, many coffee producers and their families live well below recognized “living income” benchmarks. The long-term price of coffee in the futures market has remained roughly the same for the last 47 years, resulting in a significant decrease in farmers’ purchasing power.
The good news is there is massive momentum for change. Roasters, trade, producers and NGO’s are engaging to move international commodity markets toward practices that contribute more effectively to Living Incomes and Living Wages.
IDH, the Sustainable Trade Initiative is actively supporting the coffee sector in this journey. In our latest report, released today we share, with focus on Colombia as example, current data on coffee farmer income, and recommendations for how the Living Income gap can be closed with innovative sourcing practices and enabling policies.
Join us for an engaging webinar, on March 10, 15:00-16:00 CET, to hear from both IDH and a roaster like Nespresso on actions the private sector can take to change ‘business as usual’.
It will be hosted by – Jordy van Honk, IDH’s Global Director Agri Commodities – Cocoa/Tea/Coffee.
We’ll also hear from:
- Ted van der Put, Executive Advisor and former Coffee Program Director at IDH
- Daniel Pedersen, Senior Consultant at NewForesight
- Paulo Barone, Head of Coffee Sustainability and Origin Development, Nestlé Nespresso S.A.
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Paulo Barone
Head of Coffee Sustainability and Origin Development
Nestlé Nespresso S.A.
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Global Director Living Wage and Living Income
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Daniel Pedersen
Senior Consultant
NewForesight
To learn more about this exciting work, read the executive summary of this latest report here
and the full version here.
