28 Aug 25 | Podcast
Are farmers finally getting a seat at the table?
Farmers Jocelyn Schlichting and Carla Schultz share their perspectives on the risks and realities...
This week: Etelle Higgonnet, founder of CoffeeWatch talks with Ian Welsh about the environmental and human costs behind global coffee production. From deforestation and biodiversity loss to pesticide overuse and child labour, they explore how agroforestry, living wages and responsible corporate practices can transform the industry.
Plus: UK supermarket Asda launches sustainable supply chain finance; WHO, WMO warn extreme heat threatens workers; and, Nestlé unveils full-pod cocoa processing innovation, in the news digest by Ellen Atiyah.
Host: Ian Welsh
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