As part of an exciting new project with the World Bank and Nestle, the Provenance Team travelled to Vietnam in March to meet smallholder coffee farmers to explore how our technology can empower them with access to finance, and a better deal for their product.[caption id="attachment_4016" align="aligncenter" width="1024"]
Smallholder producer in Vietnam, here harvesting pepper which is often grown alongside coffee[/caption]Our latest field trip took us to the Central Highlands in Vietnam, on a pilot looking into transparency in the coffee supply chain. Working with Nestle and the World Bank, we met smallholder coffee growers who export their produce to the European Union. We’ll be working with them towards a fairer supply chain, exploring social impact, transparency and customer trust.[caption id="attachment_4017" align="aligncenter" width="1024"]
The Nestle team show us the young coffee plants[/caption][caption id="attachment_4022" align="aligncenter" width="1024"]
Growing young coffee plants[/caption][caption id="attachment_4023" align="aligncenter" width="1024"]
The coffee plants were flowering as we visited the farm[/caption]
Find out more about our project work on our Case Study page or check out Our Mission
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