Help save the future of coffee.

Regenerative Organic Certified logo featuring stylized plant and arrows beside the text Regenerative Organic Certified.
Regenerative Organic Certified logo featuring stylized plant and arrows beside the text Regenerative Organic Certified.

We’re leading the way to a more sustainable earth with the world’s first Regenerative Organic Certified® line.

Rows of young seedlings growing in black plastic bags filled with soil, arranged neatly on a sloped, outdoor hillside surrounded by greenery.

Why regenerative?

Research indicates that the impacts of climate change could cut the areas where coffee thrives in half by 2050. That means, in less than three decades, your daily cup of joe and the livelihoods of smallholder farmers worldwide are in serious jeopardy.

The most effective step we can take to secure the future of coffee is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, as well as promote, purchase, and encourage the expansion of regenerative organic farming.

CORE

The Three Pillars Of Regenerative Organic Certified®

Soil Health

Soil Health

Use of cover crops, crop rotation, and conservation tillage. Builds organic matter and promotes biodiversity with no synthetic inputs.

ANIMAL WELFARE

ANIMAL WELFARE

Protects the “Five Freedoms,” grass-fed & pasture-raised, no CAFOs or extensive transport, suitable shelter.

Social Fairness

Social Fairness

Ensures fair payments and living wages for farmers and farmworkers, safe working conditions, capacity building and freedom of association.

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Committed to

a better world.

Research indicates that the impacts of climate change could cut the areas where coffee thrives in half by 2050. That means, in less than three decades, your daily cup of joe and the livelihoods of smallholder farmers worldwide are in serious jeopardy.

The most effective step we can take to secure the future of coffee is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, as well as promote, purchase, and encourage the expansion of regenerative organic farming.