Category: Mexico and Central America

In March, I went on my fourth trip with Root Capital—one very near and dear to my heart because it was to my home country: Honduras. As someone who was born and grew up there—and who has since spent a career working to address the challenges of poverty, climate change, and migration in this region and beyond—it was very meaningful to once again be amid the verdant farms and vibrant communities at the heart of this work…

This article originally appeared on the blog of Cooperative Coffees, a Root Capital partner. PHOTOS: James

In the highlands of Nicaragua, coffee farms dot the countryside, powering an industry worth nearly $500

Rosendo Pineda, an employee of the Montaña Verde coffee cooperative, surveys the damage shortly after Hurricane

Since 2007, the all-women AMPROCAL coffee cooperative in Ocotepeque, Honduras has worked hard to connect farmers

En la península de Yucatán, México, ubicada lejos del mar, la ciudad de Cacaptxa está llena

On Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula, nestled far from the sea, the town of Kankabchen is teeming with

Since the advent of the internet, digital technology has revolutionized the coffee industry. Buyers price their

“What coffee variety do you think has the lowest quality?” Intelligentsia Coffee’s Director of Sourcing and

La versión original de este blog apareció en inglés en el sitio web del Pace Able