2024年可持续咖啡采购报告

Table ofcontents Executive Summary4-5 Sustainable Sourcing for ResilientCoffee Farmers and Supply ChainsGCP’s sharpened strategic focus: Align, Assess, ActSustainable Coffee: Foundational Tools and DefinitionsGCP-Recognized Sustainability Schemes6-136-78-1112-13 withthanks GCP Collective Reporting Results 202414-23 2024 HighlightsSustainable coffee purchases | Development Over TimeShare of Reported Sustainable and ConventionalCoffees Compared to ICO FiguresDiversity of Coffee Origins16-1718-1920-2122-23 We gratefully acknowledge the following GCPMembers for their cooperation, transparency,and commitment to creating a thriving andsustainable coffee sector for all: Company Results per GCP Roasterand Retailer Member24-47 GCP Roaster & Retailer Members’ Sustainable Coffee Purchases | per origin group48-49 Presenting the Sustainability Schemes50-63 Sustainability Schemes used for 2024 reportingMetrics Reported by GCP-Recognized Sustainability SchemesGCP-Recognized Sustainability Schemes In Their Own WordsGlobal Presence of Sustainability Schemes525354-6162-63 The Road Ahead: Fostering theUptake of Sustainable Coffees64 ExecutiveSummary As a coffee community,we must challenge ourselveson how much of a positiveimpact for farmers and theenvironment we have beenachieving. Let’s further align,assess and act collectivelyfor tangible impact thatimproves farmer prosperity,environmental health andsupply chain resilience. As more sustainability schemes align with the CoffeeSustainability Reference Code and the GCP EquivalenceMechanism, and achieve GCP recognition, morecompanies are working with their coffee-farming anddownstream partners on advancing at least baselinesustainability practices and committing to continuousimprovement. This leads to greater visibility and trustin the coffee supply chain. GCP’s Sustainable CoffeeSourcing approach supports creating a level playingfield where all coffee production can eventually meet atleast Coffee SR Code levels to ensure compliance andmotivate continuous improvement towards measurableoutcomes on farmer prosperity and resilience. The 2024 edition of the Sustainable Coffee PurchasesReport demonstrates continued progress. Monitoringthis progress has been possible thanks to the leadershipof GCP Members. Aligned around common definitionsof coffee sustainability, roasters, retailers, andGCP-recognized sustainability schemes are translatingtheir commitments into concrete action with theircoffee-producing partners. This commitment includes collective reporting,demonstrating transparency and a willingness to shareannual updates on progress towards their respectivetargets on sustainable coffee purchases. Together, thisgrowing group of companies and organizations embracestransparency and continuous improvement, encouragesdiversity of sourcing and – through expanding the scopeof sustainable coffee – enables greater participation ofsmallholder farmers to access markets and increasinglymanage their farms as businesses. Annette PenselExecutive Director,Global Coffee Platform The 2024 Reportdemonstrates growth: Sustainable coffeepurchases increasedto75%of the totalreported coffee.This represents ashare of21% of2023/24 globalgreen beanexports (ICO). The uptake of sustainable coffees is increasing, which is good news. However, the opportunities at hand are alignedmeasurement, stronger partnerships, and substantial investments to enable and track continuous improvementsin more efficient, meaningful ways. GCP strongly encourages public, private and Civil Society sectors to truly sharethe responsibility of coffee sustainability. Achieving resilient coffee farmers and farming systems means ensuringthe future of our industry. The overall volumeof sustainablecoffee purchasedincreased byover 170%sincereporting started in2018:from 639,710 MTto 1,738,800 MT in2024 The number ofreporting roastersand retailersincreased to 11 26 GCP-recognizedschemeswereeligible forreporting, includingfour schemes with a3rdParty AssuranceSystem and 22schemes with a 2ndParty AssuranceSystem Inclusion of morethan2.6 millioncoffee farmers and5.8 millionhectaresunder coffeewere reportedby the eligiblesustainabilityschemes GCP 2030GOAL Transformationalchange in farmers’prosperity SustainableSourcing forResilient CoffeeFarmers andSupply Chains Our Mission Our Vision Promote farmers’ prosperity,improved well-being andconservation of nature GCP’ssharpenedstrategic focus:Align, Assess, Act The coffee sector continues to evolve, driven byincreasing regulatory requirements, climate impactson production, high price levels, and ongoing marketvolatility. In response, GCP has sharpened its strategicfocus to better navigate this changing landscape. This allows the growing and diverse membershipto align and adopt a jointly developed conceptof sustainability, assess and deliver insights onsustainability progress, risk and investment needs, andact together by driving collective solutions to systemicproblems t