La Casita
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La Casita
The space we call home. A collective of our shared ideas, visions and accomplishments. Travel on our journey through the coffee fields of member owners to our cafés and beyond. This is where we can share our joys, our struggles, our ideas and passion for what we do each and everyday working for coffee farmers.
Preserving Ecosystems with Organic, Shade Grown Coffee
Clean water protections, biodiversity preservation and carbon sequestering. This isn’t the typical thing your mind goes to when you think about coffee. But in the hills of Huatusco Mexico, the...
News
¡Vamos a mí casa! Guest blog by Theo Bernados
“¡Vamos a mí casa!”, Manuel implores me. After an hour of showing me his coffee fields, this brawny yet soft spoken Guatemalan farmer invites me...
Historic Hurricanes Hit Coffee Regions in Central America
We want to thank everyone for helping us raise $12,442 to send to Nicaragua. Your amazing support will help our coffee farmers in Nicaragua in...
Pachamama Coffee Holds 2018 Annual Board of Directors Meeting on Earth Day
On Sunday, April 22nd, Pachamama Coffee Cooperative held its annual Board of Directors meeting in Seattle, Washington. The meeting saw the congregation of the members...
Wine Spectator: "The Mother of Direct Trade Coffee"
"A good cause never tasted so rich." - Mark Pendergrast Click here to download a PDF of the Wine Spectator article: "The Mother of Direct...
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...
Guatemala 2016 - Cooperative to Cooperative Trade
In November of 2016, I had the honor of traveling to Guatemala with a group of U.S. cooperative leaders led by the National Cooperative Business...
Caterina Yac Shares Her Story From Guatemala
Coffee producer and Pachamama Coffee Cooperatve member, Caterina Yac, talks about her love of working in the coffee industry and how her production goes directly to Pachamama...