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Introducing Jatayu: Rooted in Indonesia, targeting tea consumers worldwide
The Indonesian tea sector is undergoing a period of transition. At stake are the livelihoods of thousands of small farmers who struggle with the impacts of a changing climate, declining productivity and low prices. A new national brandmark, Jatayu, reintroduces Indonesian tea to the global market by championing authentic, sustainably-produced tea from small-scale farmers building better livelihoods.
28 August 2025
Meet Don Toñito: Bring life to the soil, revitalizing his community
In the heart of Nicaragua, on land where the soil seemed to have surrendered to degradation, Don Toñito refused to give up. What began as one farmer’s personal struggle to revive a section of his cocoa plantation has grown, through sheer will and perseverance, into a powerful community movement. At the core of this story lies biochar – more than…
26 August 2025
A new generation of young farmers promotes agroecology in the Amazon
Young Farmers living in the areas around the Transamazônica Highway in Pará received training in sustainable agriculture and communication. The program encourages family farm continuity and promotes the use of digital tools in the field to share their progress.
21 August 2025
EUDR Pre-check: Solidaridad’s solution for coffee and palm oil exporters in Honduras
For exporters working with coffee and palm oil suppliers in Honduras, the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) presents an immediate challenge. Starting in 2025, access to the European market will require documented proof that these products meet stringent criteria. Solidaridad’s pre-check protocol designed specifically for Honduran needs and regulations offers a solution.
19 August 2025
