Choosing Pachamama Is Making a Difference
Pachamama Coffee’s model is unique. First of all because the farmers are the owners of Pachamama Coffee. This not only generates wealth for our families and our communities, but also provides dignity. We are the owners in the entire coffee chain, so it provides dignity for the farmer.
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Pachamama Sacramento Community Partners & Customers
On Saturday, March 24th, Pachamama Coffee opened the doors of its newest retail location: The Roastery Coffeebar in Midtown Sacramento. With a line out the...
Women in Coffee: Celebrating International Women's Day With Tonita From San Juan de Rio Coco, Nicaragua
BY LAUREN TABER Across the highland region of Nicaragua, one will see a diversity of wildlife darting across twisting mountain roads, signs advertising the sale...
Pachamama Wins 2018 Good Food Awards
This weekend marked a triumph for the coffee farmers that own and control Pachamama Coffee Cooperative. On January 19, two of our certified organic coffees...
Co-op Festival 2017: On The National Mall
The National Cooperative Business Association (NCBA CLUSA) will hold the inaugural Co-op Festival, September 30 – October 1, 2017, on the grounds of the National...
Cooperative Grocer feature: How We Built Pachamama Coffee Cooperative
Allison Hermes, from Cooperative Grocer magazine, sat down with our CEO and co-founder, Thaleon Tremain, for an interview that touched on Pachamama Coffee Cooperative’s unique origin story;...
"Pachamama is One of the Most Sustainable Coffee Roasters" - Civil Eats
It’s an honor to be named one of the Ten of the Most Sustainable Coffee Businesses in the United States by Civil Eats! Read the...
Organic, Shade Grown Coffee in Nicaragua
Description: Tour the small-scale organic coffee farm owned by Heriberto Alteminaro and his family in Nicaragua. Organic production on the farm is not only good for...
Adelante. Raul Del Aguila And Pachamama
Building A Farmer Owned Coffee Cooperative I first met Raúl in Costa Rica. He was a genuine, humble man with a great passion for life....
Pourover Coffee with Sofia Vanegas
How do you brew your coffee every morning? Pour-over, french press, standard coffee machine? It’s probably quite different than how Sofia Vanegas, small-scale coffee farmer in...
Raúl Del Águila Hidalgo, Nuestro Compadre
We are extremely sad to report that Sr. Raúl Del Águila, the general manager of the COCLA cooperative in Quillabamba, Peru, has passed away on February 13,...
COCLA Co-op of Peru
The COCLA Cooperative of Quillabamba, Peru, is a leading Farmer-Owned and Fair Trade organization owned and governed by more than 8,000 small-scale family farmers. COCLA, a...
Prodecoop’s Youth Education Program “Estudiando Con Café” Excels In Nicaragua.
Pachamama Coffee Co-op’s founding member PRODECOOP in Nicaragua provides its farmers with social benefits, as documented in this short film produced by PRODECOOP.
Video: Tour the COCLA Cooperative of Peru
At Pachamama, the farmers own the company. This means better coffee for you, more money for farmers and a healthier environment for all. And it...
Interview with Raúl del Águila, Founding President of Pachamama
This interview was recorded in 2009 in Quillabamba, Peru by Olaf Hammelburg. Raúl del Águila is the general manager of the COCLA cooperative and the...
"Connecting Worlds: The Coffee Trail" by Olaf Hammelburg
“Connecting Worlds: The Coffee Trail” is the link between you and the people who produced your morning coffee. This book features the acclaimed photography and...