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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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...
Midtown Roastery Coffeebar Opens March 24th
We are proud to announce the Grand Opening of our newest retail location: the Midtown Roastery Coffeebar! Located at 919 20th Street, the new location...
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...
Pachamama Barista Continues to 2017 U.S. Coffee Championship
Every year, the U.S. Coffee Championships is put on by the Specialty Coffee Association, a non-profit organization that represents thousands of coffee professionals, from producers to baristas,...
Battle of the Brews 2017: A Look at the Future of Coffee Cocktails
Last month, during Sacramento Specialty Coffee Week, Pachamama’s own Maksym Khaliziev participated in the 2nd annual Battle of the Brews – a competition that pairs local baristas with...
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...
The Davis Farmers' Market
For the last 40 years, every Wednesday and Saturday, rain or shine, vendors from all over Northern California travel near and far to offer their finest goods...
Farm-to-Fork Festival
Farm-to-Fork has definitely become a force to be reckoned with, especially in America’s Farm-to-Fork capital, Sacramento. This past Saturday, at the 5th annual Farm-to-Fork Festival, nearly 65,000...
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...
Farm Fresh to You: Capay Crush Festival
Guests traveled from all over California with their family and friends to spend a beautiful Saturday evening on the farm with Farm Fresh To You for the...
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...