HUMANITY

We believe in the creation of a sustainable coffee supply chain — environmentally, socially, and economically.

We want to contribute to develop and share our knowledge to strengthen the production chain.

Fair trade coffee export and Organic coffee export are included in what we offer to clients which look for certified coffees.

Discover all our social programs by downloading the CSR book below

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We proudly support the International Women's Coffee Alliance in São Paulo and Minas Gerais states, Brazil, where women are leading the charge in various segments of the industry, including baristas, Q-graders, scientists, traders, and coffee shop owners. By empowering these women, we can help ensure that rural female coffee farmers have access to consumers and markets. At our company, we celebrate and promote diversity in our staff, including individuals of different races, genders, and religions. This is anintegral part of our identity and values.

WOMEN
IN COFFEE
PROJECT

Efforts to address environmental, social, and economic issues often overlook a crucial factor: gender equity. Unfortunately, there is still a significant gap in the development of opportunities for women in both rural and urban areas. Latitudes Brazilian Coffees recognizes and values the important roles women play in every stage of the coffee supply chain, from seed to cup. Through our direct work with family farm training programs, our agronomists have witnessed firsthand how empowering women positively impacts their communities.

Our Social Projects

VOLUNTEER

WORK

The project's goal is to engage employees with the needs of institutions and to develop the spirit of solidarity among them. Every year, we identify the needs of day care centers, retirement homes and other institutions, and then Latitudes Brazilian Coffees supports its employees to help by volunteering and donating one day of work to help. Through these campaigns and activities, these actions have also promoted the importance of engaging citizens in solving the problems of their community. These actions takes place once a year, in December, during a whole week, and nvolves the company's employees. In addition, we partner with customers, suppliers and the local community.

COFFEE ESSAY
COMPETITION

Latitudes Brazilian Coffees believes that education is vital for professional and personal growth. The Coffee Essay Competition encourages children to learn more about coffee, to get them involved with the cities' culture, history and economy and to understandthat coffee can be a profession for any of them who will attend universities in the future. The competition, whose theme is always "Coffee", is organized with state schools to students from the junior and senior years. Latitudes Brazilian Coffees will read and select the winning essays and students will get, as a prize, a one week Seed to Cup Course at one of our farm partner.

INTERNATIONAL

INTERNSHIP PROGRAM

Latitudes Brazilian Coffees offers an International Internship Program for students seeking hands-on coffee experience at origin. Participants can develop a program, network, and immerse in a different culture. The internship is open to students of Agricultural Sciences, Economics, Business Commerce, Food Scientists, and related fields. It provides a unique opportunity to experience the entire coffee supply chain, build relationships with local producers and international clients, and stay for a minimum of three months to a year.

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TIP THE

FARMER

TOGETHER WE CAN MAKE A POSITIVE IMPACT IN FARMING COMMUNITIES AROUND BRAZIL.

Why Tip the Farmer?

Most farmers do not make a living income from their coffee. Today, it’s not uncommon to pay $3.00 for a coffee, yet producers receive an average of 6¢ for the same cup.

As part of our commitment to strengthen small producers in Brazil, Latitudes Brazilian Coffees created the "Tip the Farmer" project. Cafés all over the world are invited to allocate part of their profit from the coffee sales to coffee growers. The customers are informed about which producer they are supporting when they buy our products. The journey from seed to cup now comes with more empathy and respect.