From bean to cup and beyond

Supporting Regenerative Agriculture

We’re supporting soil and biodiversity on coffee farms by adopting regenerative agriculture practices which aim to protect and restore natural resources.

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Our ambition

Supporting farmers' transition into regenerative agriculture

Regenerative practices like agroforestry and cover crops can help improve soil health and biodiversity while benefiting farmers and communities.
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Regenerative agriculture

In line with the Sustainable Agriculture Initiative Platform, NESCAFÉ® defines “regenerative agriculture” as an approach to farming which aims, through practice adoption, to conserve and restore natural resources, primarily soil, as well as water and biodiversity, while capturing carbon in soils and plant biomass, and to support farmers’ livelihoods. Key practices promoted under the Nescafé Plan include efficient water use and optimised use of inputs.

Learn more NESCAFÉ® Plan 2030 Progress Report 2025

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Supporting Regenerative Agriculture

Learn how NESCAFÉ® supports coffee communities by improving farming practices and helping farmers in adopting them.

Articles

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Sustainability
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Nourishing Crops From The Ground Up Explore more
Sustainability
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Growing In Shelter Explore more
Sustainability
2 min
Helping Build Resilience Explore more
Sustainability
2 min
Regenerative Agriculture in Brazil Explore more
Sustainability
1 min
Healthy Soil Explore more
Sustainability
2 min
Biodiversity Explore more
Sustainability
1 min
Coffee Loves Shade Explore more

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From bean to cup and beyond. Learn more about our sustainability work.
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to cup
Crafting with Care
Made with passion, using resources mindfully in every cup we make.
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& beyond
Advancing with Communities
Supporting coffee farming communities and their social conditions.
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