NEWS & INSIGHTS

When it comes to cacao and coffee, smallholder farmers – farms of 10 hectares or less – produce an overwhelming proportion of the global supply. This widespread reliance on smallholders underscores the need for systems that directly benefit them, ensuring their participation in global trade and addressing common challenges, including productivity, sustainability, and data sovereignty.

EUDR compliance presents a unique opportunity to empower smallholder cacao farmers in Thailand by building sustainable supply chains.

Cultivating cocoa, a source of pleasure for millions in "rich" countries, reflects a bitter reality in Africa. From the clearing of forests to the sale of "sweat and blood" beans to "white men," the road to cocoa is paved with suffering and exploitation.

Strategies to stimulate sustainable agricultural production for smallholder farmers, workers, their families, and communities are critical.

Unverifiable claims and opaque supply chains dupe consumers who are willing to pay more for sustainable products.

This August, Linda met Kad Kokoa’s COO, Leo Sebag. Leo has developed and implemented workflow strategies using an enterprise resource...

Alongside cacao, sustainable agriculture is also gaining momentum in Thailand.

Did you know that 75% of the world's poor are farmers? It’s a staggering stat to remember the next time you're at the local farmers market.

The UN SDGs, already agreed upon by member nations, provide an inclusive, functional framework to build a sustainable future.