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International Coffee Day is observed worldwide on 1 October, an occasion promoted by the United Nations and the International Coffee Organization to celebrate coffee and raise awareness of the growers behind it. The day highlights the crop's importance to millions of smallholder farmers and encourages recognition of the challenges facing the coffee sector, from prices to climate pressures.
- 2Sustainable Food Lab project aims to guide coffee purchasing for farmer incomes●“Facilitated by # Sustainable Food Lab, the project is intended to ultimately give # coffee companies practical guidance
A project facilitated by the Sustainable Food Lab is intended to give coffee companies practical guidance on purchasing practices that support farmer incomes and more resilient supply chains. Advocates note that the underlying structure of the coffee trade has remained fundamentally unchanged, leaving farmers vulnerable, and argue buyers must change how they source to improve livelihoods.
- 3First Official UN International Coffee Day Observed Worldwide▼Today is the First Official UN International Coffee Day. Guess Which One Country Voted Against It
The United Nations has marked its first official International Coffee Day, a date celebrating the global coffee sector and the millions of farmers who depend on it. Reports note that one country voted against establishing the observance, though the coverage does not identify which nation or explain its reasoning.