Post by account_disabled on Feb 22, 2024 0:14:51 GMT -5
To commemorate International Women's Day, Starbucks Mexico decided to recognize the role and importance of women in the coffee industry through real stories of coffee farmers who have dedicated their lives to growing coffee and who, through the CAFE Internship Program of Starbucks (an acronym for Coffee and Farmer Equity Practices) have developed the skills and tools necessary to continue their work for much longer. Developed in 2004 in collaboration with environmental protection agency Conservation International, Starbucks COFFEE Practices is a verification program that evaluates farms based on economic, social and environmental criteria designed to promote transparent coffee growing practices. and sustainable, while safeguarding the well-being of coffee farmers and workers, their families and their communities.
Starbucks reaffirms its commitment to using its global scale for good and working to ensure a sustainable coffee future for all. The company is aware that this aspiration is possible thanks to the dedication of the communities that produce it. Women have always been fundamental in the journey that coffee follows, from seed to cup. In addition to being expert coffee farmers, they are also the pillars Saudi Arabia Mobile Number List that support their homes, farms and businesses. This International Women's Day, as Starbucks expands its goal to positively impact one million women and girls in coffee, tea and cocoa growing communities around the world by 2030 , the company is sharing the stories of women from the most important coffee-growing regions of Mexico: Oaxaca, Veracruz, Chiapas and Puebla.
Edilburga Martínez Martínez Finca Yela Huetz, Oaxaca “Coffee is fundamental in our lives and has been the support of my family when we have needed it most . ” Edilburga lives on land that has passed through her family from generation to generation. Today, she works on the farm with her father, her sister, her children, and her nephews. Since 2014, she and her family have been part of the CAFE Internship Program and, since 2018, have received approximately 1,300 rust-resistant coffee trees as part of the “We All Sembramos Café” program, which has allowed them to continually renew their lands. . In her daily life, Edilburga drinks at least three cups of coffee: one when she wakes up and another two while working on the farm. With her efforts, she keeps her family together.
Starbucks reaffirms its commitment to using its global scale for good and working to ensure a sustainable coffee future for all. The company is aware that this aspiration is possible thanks to the dedication of the communities that produce it. Women have always been fundamental in the journey that coffee follows, from seed to cup. In addition to being expert coffee farmers, they are also the pillars Saudi Arabia Mobile Number List that support their homes, farms and businesses. This International Women's Day, as Starbucks expands its goal to positively impact one million women and girls in coffee, tea and cocoa growing communities around the world by 2030 , the company is sharing the stories of women from the most important coffee-growing regions of Mexico: Oaxaca, Veracruz, Chiapas and Puebla.
Edilburga Martínez Martínez Finca Yela Huetz, Oaxaca “Coffee is fundamental in our lives and has been the support of my family when we have needed it most . ” Edilburga lives on land that has passed through her family from generation to generation. Today, she works on the farm with her father, her sister, her children, and her nephews. Since 2014, she and her family have been part of the CAFE Internship Program and, since 2018, have received approximately 1,300 rust-resistant coffee trees as part of the “We All Sembramos Café” program, which has allowed them to continually renew their lands. . In her daily life, Edilburga drinks at least three cups of coffee: one when she wakes up and another two while working on the farm. With her efforts, she keeps her family together.
