This month's snapshots
01/06/23
ECOM as Gold Sponsor of FCC dinner in London
ECOM Agroindustrial Corp. Ltd. had the honour of being a gold sponsor of The Federation of Cocoa Commerce Limited Cocoa Dinner that took place in London Last Friday.
We are delighted to have been part of this event, during which FCC Chairman Nicolas de Wasseige, ECOM Cocoa co CEO, held a welcoming speech that highlighted the importance of working collectively as an industry and supporting institutions like the FCC, to build a fair and equitable supply chain in a complex environment.
It was a successful evening, where a wide range of stakeholders within the cocoa trade and industry came together to discuss the future of the cocoa supply chain, while reaffirming their commitments in accordance with the highest standards and best practices.
Sustainable Apparel and Textiles Conference Amsterdam
Charles Jannet and Zarina Giyasova from our global cotton team together with our global carbon manager Yazmin Leon Casos were delighted to attend the Sustainable Apparel and Textiles Conference in Amsterdam last week.
During the two-day business conference organized by Innovation Forum, it was highlighted that brands and retailers in the textile industry must meet regulatory requirements like circular economy, and integrated supply chains. It's also crucial to build bridges across supply chain stakeholders and increase traceability by collecting primary data to reach net-zero targets.
To achieve this, there is a need for a paradigm shift towards:
- ✔ regenerative practices
- ✔ a holistic ecosystem approach in the industry
- ✔ brand durability and second-hand/recycling programs
This is what we are working towards at ECOM.
Atlantic Specialty Coffee representing ECOM at the SCA Expo 2023 in Portland
The Atlantic Specialty Coffee, Inc. team was excited to welcome you at Booth 735 at Specialty Coffee Association Expo in Portland, Oregon from April 21-23, 2023!
ASCI is home to ECOM Agroindustrial Corp. Ltd.'s US-based specialty coffee importing team, with headquarters in San Leandro, CA. We offer a premium concierge service for exceptional quality and single origin coffees worldwide.
As an origins-based group, we have a network of experts on the ground, across more than 20 locations, working with acclaimed growers who are the best in their field. We’re entrepreneurial, innovative, creative – we love helping our customers find the special something that’s going to give artisan coffee its next kick.
ECOM at the INC World Nut & Dried Fruit Congress
The INC World Nut & Dried Fruit Congress is an annual event that serves as the pinnacle gathering for professionals in the nut and dried fruit industry. With over 1,000 top industry professionals in attendance, this prestigious congress offers three days of networking, business opportunities, and industry insights.
The Edible Nuts and Seeds team was among the distinguished attendees at the INC World Nut & Dried Fruit Congress. Their presence further highlighted the significance of the event as a gathering of industry leaders and experts. The Edible Nuts and Seeds team actively engaged in networking, knowledge-sharing, and exploring potential collaborations, adding valuable insights and perspectives to future business. Their participation underscored the commitment of ENS Team to collectively advance the nut and dried fruit sector of ECOM Group.
CAA Appoints New Executive Committee and Director for Knowledge Sub-Committee
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Click to read this articlePartnership of Monpi Coffee and the UN Population Fund for Coffee Farmers’ Well-Being
In 2023, Monpi Coffee Export Limited (MCEL), our specialty coffee brand in Papua New Guinea, partnered with the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) with the aim of improving the health and well-being of coffee farmers.
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Click to read this articleLeading Sustainable Coffee Farming in Kitsutsu Village, Uganda
In the rural community of Kitsutsu village, Uganda, Mrs. Ithungu Zeresi Kighoma has become a beacon of progress in sustainable coffee farming. As a mother, coffee farmer, and tailor, she has leveraged training and support from Kawacom’s Ugandan Smallholder Livelihoods Initiative to enhance her farm’s productivity.
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Click to read this articleCondor Specialty Coffee in Colombia
Discover how Condor, ECOM's specialty operation in Colombia, proudly became the first exporter of specialty coffee in 1987, and see how they continue to make each cup of coffee reflect their rich origins and traditions.
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Click to read this articleTogether Towards Tomorrow in El Salvador
Introducing our Together Towards Tomorrow initiative, a transformative project focused on providing educational and technological resources to students in El Salvador.
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Click to read this articleOur merchant role: building bridges — 3-Michelin-star chef visits Colombian coffee producer
Earlier this month, ECOM Colombia partnered with visionary coffee producer Diego Bermudez to welcome world-renowned chef Yannick Alléno to explore the exciting potential of Colombian coffee.
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Click to read this articleECOM Village Korea
For the first time in Korea, the ECOM Village opened its doors at Seoul’s coffee show! Watch the highlights to see how it went!
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Click to read this articleEmpowering Uganda's Sesame Farming Communities
In the sun-kissed fields of Northern and Eastern Uganda, smallholder farmers cultivate a treasured crop: sesame. Renowned for its exceptional quality, Ugandan sesame has become a prized export, sought after by markets in the Middle East, Europe, and Asia.
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Click to read this articleUSDA's Visit to the Coffee Region of Puebla, Mexico
From August 19th to 21st, the USDA delegation visited the coffee-growing region of Puebla to deepen their understanding of coffee cultivation and processing practices, and to discuss the challenges and opportunities that currently exist in Mexico's coffee sector.
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Click to read this articleAn Update on the Initiatives of the Akawa Project in Burundi
The Akawa Project, our initiative to help coffee growers in Burundi, has seen several key advancements since its establishment in 2016. This April, members of the Akawa team visited Burundi to gain a firsthand impression of the project’s progress.