Newsletter Archive
A historical record of San Cristobal Coffee Importers newsletters, harvest updates, and reports. Topics include direct-trade work in Nayarit, Mexico with Grupo Terruño Nayarita (GTNay), Peru, traceability, and origin sourcing — spanning more than two decades of specialty coffee importing.
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| Title | Summary | Date | Type | Download |
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| Traceability: What does it REALLY mean? | James Kosalos in Coffee Talk, April 2014, an article explaining that traceability is not the objective, but the inevitable result of consistently raising income of coffee small holders. | Apr 2014 | Document | |
| The Real Masters of "Direct Trade" | Miles Small of Coffee Talk, an article from 2011 on San Cristobal's direct trade work in Nayarit, Mexico. | Apr 2011 | Document | |
| Transparency: Do Not Leave Your Bags Unattended | Miles Small of Coffee Talk, an article from 2010, discusses traceability in the supply chain using San Cristobal's model in Nayarit. | May 2010 | Document | |
| COSA Seeking Sustainability in Coffee | Committee on Sustainability Assessment analysis of sustainability initiatives in the coffee sector. | Sep 2008 | Document | |
| Mexico by Mike White | Mike White of Gimme! Coffee put together an article for Barista Magazine in 2007 after attending an Ecotour | Jan 2007 | Document |
James Kosalos in Coffee Talk, April 2014, an article explaining that traceability is not the objective, but the inevitable result of consistently raising income of coffee small holders.
Download PDFMiles Small of Coffee Talk, an article from 2011 on San Cristobal's direct trade work in Nayarit, Mexico.
Download PDFMiles Small of Coffee Talk, an article from 2010, discusses traceability in the supply chain using San Cristobal's model in Nayarit.
Download PDFCommittee on Sustainability Assessment analysis of sustainability initiatives in the coffee sector.
Download PDFMike White of Gimme! Coffee put together an article for Barista Magazine in 2007 after attending an Ecotour
Download PDF