GCP brings coffee producers, roasters, retailers, traders, governments, donors, and NGOs together to multiply efforts, collectively act on local issues, and scale successful sustainability initiatives across the sector.
GCP Members can tackle the biggest issues relevant to their business, share the costs, make smarter investments, and achieve greater impact on farmer livelihoods.
New report shows growth: Eight leading coffee companies reveal their sustainable coffee purchases.
GCP has released its newly-revised Coffee Sustainability Reference Code, offering a common language for the sector to collectively advance farmers’ prosperity, social well-being, and the conservation of nature.
The GCP Equivalence Mechanism is an innovative building block to support continual increases in the purchase of coffee produced following baseline principles and practices of sustainability.
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.​
