Abstract In the article, the issue of environmental sustainability criteria in the coffee sector is researched. Such important aspects in this topic are highlighted and discussed as reasons for the emergence of sustainability criteria for coffee and factors that make the production of coffee sustainable. Two widely used sustainability standards for coffee, the Fair Trade Coffee sustainability standard and the Utz Certified Coffee sustainability standard, are investigated more precisely. The environmental requirements of these standards in the form of environmental sustainability criteria, and mechanisms to control their fulfilment are outlined. The issue of control is separately highlighted, because it is considered indispensible for the co...
This overview article examines the various dimensions of sustainable coffee as well as the actors in...
Coffee is a much enjoyed everyday-luxury in many parts of the world. It is not only enjoyed as a sti...
Brazil is the largest coffee producer in the world, being responsible for 40% of world total product...
Small and medium-sized organisations in the Costa Rican coffee sector are faced with a growing deman...
As one of the world’s most traded agricultural commodities, coffee constitutes a significant part of...
This thesis examines the research question to what extent Fair Trade could support social and enviro...
Copenhagen 2008 Danish Institute for International Studies, DIISOne of the key trends characterizin...
The coffee sector is facing several sustainability challenges. We ask whether addressing these is tr...
© 2018 Elsevier Ltd Private sustainability standards cover an increasingly large production area and...
With around two billion cups consumed daily worldwide, the coffee industry faces pressures to improv...
This paper is a product of the Sustainable Commodity Initiative, a joint venture of th
Specialty coffee stakeholders are pursuing sustainability measures in the supply chain in order to c...
This paper offers an empirical analysis of the production and implementation of Sustainability Stand...
In recent years, researchers have observed the process of mainstreaming Fair Trade and the emergence...
On December 8 th -9 th 2003 a joint UNCTAD, IISD initiative led to the establishment of an interim s...
This overview article examines the various dimensions of sustainable coffee as well as the actors in...
Coffee is a much enjoyed everyday-luxury in many parts of the world. It is not only enjoyed as a sti...
Brazil is the largest coffee producer in the world, being responsible for 40% of world total product...
Small and medium-sized organisations in the Costa Rican coffee sector are faced with a growing deman...
As one of the world’s most traded agricultural commodities, coffee constitutes a significant part of...
This thesis examines the research question to what extent Fair Trade could support social and enviro...
Copenhagen 2008 Danish Institute for International Studies, DIISOne of the key trends characterizin...
The coffee sector is facing several sustainability challenges. We ask whether addressing these is tr...
© 2018 Elsevier Ltd Private sustainability standards cover an increasingly large production area and...
With around two billion cups consumed daily worldwide, the coffee industry faces pressures to improv...
This paper is a product of the Sustainable Commodity Initiative, a joint venture of th
Specialty coffee stakeholders are pursuing sustainability measures in the supply chain in order to c...
This paper offers an empirical analysis of the production and implementation of Sustainability Stand...
In recent years, researchers have observed the process of mainstreaming Fair Trade and the emergence...
On December 8 th -9 th 2003 a joint UNCTAD, IISD initiative led to the establishment of an interim s...
This overview article examines the various dimensions of sustainable coffee as well as the actors in...
Coffee is a much enjoyed everyday-luxury in many parts of the world. It is not only enjoyed as a sti...
Brazil is the largest coffee producer in the world, being responsible for 40% of world total product...