This week, the ofi Nuts Team is publishing the first public sustainability targets for its 50,000 acres of almond orchards and farming operations in Australia and the US.
Read moreThe Gorilla Coffee Alliance that we proudly announced on AtSource.io in October ’21 was now covered by GCR Mag.com as part of the May/June 2022 edition of the Global Coffee Report.
Read moreAn innovative coffee project with selected specialty coffees between ofi (olam food ingredients) and Melitta Europa GmbH & Co. KG – Coffee Division – combines the capabilities of blockchain with other digital tools to meet growing consumer demand for coffee that not only stands out for its aroma and taste but is also traceable - from farm to roaster.
Read moreThis week, we’ve released our annual report for 2021, aptly themed “Transforming to serve a changing world”. This reflects the heart of our commitment to better serve our customers in a dynamic environment and our progress in our Re-organization journey.
Read moreAt the annual World Economic Forum conference in Davos a broad range of sustainability topics is discussed both on and around the conference.
Read moreIt has been one year since ofi announced its public commitments for a more sustainable coffee future, with Coffee LENS (Livelihoods, Education, Nature at Scale).
Read moreofi is setting its sustainability targets for 2030 across its supply chain in Turkey, where 70% of the world’s hazelnuts comefrom. With a focus on eliminating child labor and improving working conditions for thousands of seasonal migrant workers, Hazelnut Trail also offers more transparency for consumers.
Read moreGorilla Coffee Alliance launched to Enhance Rural Livelihoods and Wildlife Conservation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. USAID, Nespresso, Olam Food Ingredients, TechnoServe, the Wildlife Conservation Society, and Asili will partner to support sustainable agriculture and rural enterprise to reduce threats to the critically endangered Grauer’s gorilla.
Read moreThe AtSource Infinity Agroforestry project in Pará, Brazil has been awarded Nature-Based Project of the year at the Business Green Leaders Awards.
Read moreIn a move by the Global Coffee Platform (GCP) to advance transparency and sustainability in the coffee value chain.
Read moreWe should all be eating more nuts, according to the EAT‑Lancet commission, an expert group on healthy, sustainable diets.
Read moreAtSource has won the 2020 Reuters Responsible Supply Chain Award. The Awards recognise leading strategies shaping the future of sustainable business.
Read moreSustainability reporting requires a lot of work, and it's only going to get more difficult over time as communities expect more from businesses and businesses demand more from themselves. That's where AtSource comes in, and why it's always getting better. AtSource CEO Roel Van Poppel explains…
Read moreWith young people in coffee taking the spotlight for this year’s International Coffee Day, how can roasters, brands and retailers be confident that their beans are contributing to a sector that nurtures the next generation of farmers?
Read moreThe global outbreak of COVID-19 and its ongoing impact on consumers, farmers and food supply chains is unprecedented and is creating uncertainty for people all around the world.
Read moreFormer Sales and Marketing Manager for Olam Spices and current CEO of AtSource, Roel Van Poppel, explains his passion behind a platform that he believes is a game changer for sustainability…
Read moreFiona Wheatley is now Olam’s AtSource Sustainability Manager, but previously held supply chain sustainability roles at Sainsbury’s, John Lewis and Marks & Spencer.
Read moreI never thought I’d find a job in the corporate world that could utilise all my experiences, from managing a refugee camp for Rohingya Muslims in Bangladesh, to my academic career, or the 10 years I spent in the Army.
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