The Rainforest Alliance's Tailored Supply Chain Services team supports companies’ responsible sourcing commitments both beyond and in line with certification. Learn about how we can guide your sustainability journey.
Certification is a powerful tool to address urgent threats to people and nature, but it’s not always the whole solution. As experts in tropical forests and agriculture, the Rainforest Alliance offers a wide range of tools and resources to support your goals. Contact us for a free consultation.
Strategies that identify risks and opportunities in your supply chain.
Guidance, data collection, and analysis for on-the-ground activity.
Collaborative on the ground interventions that deliver impact and catalyze change.
Leverage multiple services to amplify your impact.
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Creative tools and strategies to advance innovations across sectors.
Our partnership has played a key role in helping us define and move towards deforestation-free sourcing.
Paula Kasprzyk, EHSS Operational Sustainability, GSK
When addressing the complex challenges facing farmers, the Rainforest Alliance uses a context-specific approach for identifying and remediating critical supply chain risks. Through a collaborative partnership, like the Common Grounds program we developed with JDE Peet’s, we can help your company achieve its sustainability goals.... Continue Reading
While there is a growing body of research that highlights the severity of the living income gap in the coffee sector, less is known about the strategies that companies can pursue to help close it. This report utilizes a combination of insights from Rainforest Alliance research and field experience, as well as third-party literature to […]
You have ambitious sustainability goals, but like many companies, you may not be sure what the next steps are to achieve them. That's where we come in. ... Continue Reading
As part of the JDE Common Grounds program, the Rainforest Alliance investigated the key risks present in the Ethiopian coffee sector. According to the 2021 Ethiopia Origin Issue Assessment (OIA) the following risks are present in country’s coffee sector: climate smart agriculture, child labor, and harvest and post-harvest practices. Climate change negatively affects coffee farmers […]
As part of the JDE Common Grounds Program, the Rainforest Alliance conducted research into the key risks present in the Ugandan coffee sector. According to the 2021 Uganda Origin Issue Assessment (OIA) the following themes are significant risks in the country: child labor, harvest and post-harvest practices, and minimum wage. Coffee is among the products […]
Research conducted for the 2021 Indonesia Origin Issue Assessment (OIA) identifies the following themes as top risks in the country: soil fertility management, harvest and post-harvest practices, forest and high conservation value areas, and gender equality. On Indonesian coffee farms, soil fertility is not adequately addressed. Farmers lack knowledge on soil management and organic matter […]