Improving the livelihood of small producers through sustainable production of high-quality coffee
The effects of climate change in tropical countries are increasingly impacting coffee production and the livelihoods dependent on this crop, particularly due to the proliferation of pests and changing weather patterns in the tropics. Temperature changes affect land suitability in coffee landscapes, reducing crop productivity and driving deforestation and forest degradations as demand for coffee products continues to grow.
Sustainable coffee cultivation practices as the ones used by Café Capitan that take a comprehensive approach to production using coffee varieties that are less vulnerable to climate variations, planting methods that optimize productivity, and employing agricultural practices that help manage and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

