A new watchdog dedicated to the proposition that we should make the world a better place with each cup of coffee. From environmental to human rights abuses, we fight to reform the global coffee industry.
Coffee Watch
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The Coffee Barometer 2026 is out now. Produced by Ethos Agriculture, Conservation International, Solidaridad, and VOCAL.
Download here: www.coffeebarometer.org
Coffee production is up 62% in 25 years. Prices are at an all-time high. And yet coffee has never reflected the true cost of production.
Historic lows and today's highs aren't separate crises. They're two phases of the same story: thin margins, rising costs, and climate vulnerability that no price spike resolves.
The Coffee Barometer 2026 makes the case plainly: high prices don't mean progress when they're part of a boom-bust cycle. Input costs have risen even faster. The structural asymmetry of the value chain remains intact, with value continuing to flow downstream.
A child's hands should be carrying books, not coffee.
Children as young as 8 work on coffee farms, carrying heavy loads and missing school. Child labour has no place in our morning cup. Join us in the fight for a fairer coffee industry. #ChildLabour #Coffee
We’re not totally sold on arugula as a dairy substitute for coffee ☕🥬😅, but we are here for @gwynethpaltrow encouraging people to explore plant-based options. 🌱
What’s your go-to non-dairy milk? Drop it in the comments below 👇
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New report: Vietnam’s coffee boom drove 207,428 ha of deforestation since 1990. The Central Highlands lost 1/3 of its forests as coffee expanded. Soil collapse, water crises & climate risks now threaten global supply. The world must act to protect coffee coffeewatch.org/vietnams-robustas-reckoning/
"Und es offenbart eine Wahrheit, die wir zu lange ignoriert haben: Die Abhängigkeit unseres Lebensmittelsystems nach chemischem Dünger ist eine gefährliche Schwäche."
