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Nescafé aims for 100% "sustainable" coffee by 2025

Among the objectives: to increase well-being of rural communities

Nescafé has announced that it expects to have 100% responsibly sourced coffee by 2025, as it steps up its efforts to create a more sustainable coffee sector. The company’s target is up from its current achievement of 75% of coffee for Nescafé products being responsibly sourced – meaning that the coffee can be traced back to an identified farmer group and verified or certified by independent organizations. Nesca...

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Perugia, PG, Italia, 01/22/2021 19:11
EFA News - European Food Agency

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