The Slow Food Coffee Coalition is an international, open and collaborative network,
uniting all the participants involved in the coffee supply chain, from farmers to consumers.

We believe that sensory quality and good agricultural practices should go hand in hand…

Discover our Manifesto ☕

Join the Coffee Coalition

By signing the manifesto, you support the network and will receive updates on our projects and upcoming events in the Coffee Coalition newsletter. 
By subscribing, you’ll learn the stories of our producers and curiosities for real coffee nerds every month and get special discounts from our partners!

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The Slow Food Coffee Coalition

Our network

We aim to create connections and improve the relationship between producers and consumers. As the name ‘coalition’ already suggests, we are an inclusive network open to people from different backgrounds and expertise that want to make a significant impact, together. Ready to join us? Sign the Manifesto!

 

Our education

One way of generating this collaboration is through training and education. We want everyone along the supply chain to be supported by the network and receive regular workshops and training.

Our guarantee system

The Slow Food Coffee Coalition supports the creation of a Participatory Guarantee System (PGS) to identify Good, Clean and Fair Coffee. We believe that there is no such thing as a flawless certification system, but we prefer models based on trust, collaboration, and which do not financially burden producers.