Coffee
sustainability
is a shared
responsibility
Celebrating a decade
of collective action
for farmer prosperity



The Global Coffee Platform is a multi-stakeholder association that advances coffee sustainability through collective action – connecting 160+ members, 10 country platforms, and partners across the entire value chain to tackle shared challenges that no single actor can solve alone.
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GCP 10th Anniversary
In 2026, GCP marks a decade of driving coffee sustainability with members and partners worldwide. From shared tools to country platforms, we celebrate what collective action can achieve– and scale up for what’s next.

2026 Tools Review
GCP is reviewing the Coffee Sustainability Reference Code and Equivalence Mechanism. The 30-day public consultation is open 19 May – 19 June 2026. All sector stakeholders are invited to share their expertise and shape these shared standards.

GCP is pleased to present guidance on regenerative agriculture for coffee – a common language needed for a consistent, sector-wide transition to regenerative agriculture in coffee production.

From an increase in membership, action and influence, to the steady progress towards the GCP 2030 Goal, 2024 was filled with great strides. Explore the annual highlights and find out exactly how we plan to achieve our ambitious goal!

The sixth edition report from GCP’s Collective Reporting uniquely provides insights on the responsible sourcing progress of eleven leading coffee companies using aligned, comparable metrics.

Join the public consultation and help enhance GCP’s Coffee Sustainability Reference Code and Equivalence Mechanism – two critical sustainability tools for the sector. Review the proposed changes and participate in the survey by 19 June 2026.

GCP is pleased to present guidance on regenerative agriculture for coffee – a common language needed for a consistent, sector-wide transition to regenerative agriculture in coffee production.
Country Platforms are locally driven initiatives which allow national and international, and public and private coffee sector stakeholders to collectively identify country-specific sustainability priorities, and work together to address them.