Trips to producing countries

The history between Malongo and small growers on the Boloven plateau is one of our most splendid success stories in terms of commitments in producing countries.

In Central America, every coffee plantation you come across appears more magnificent than the last, and there are plenty of them! Malongo is something of a Mexico expert and has established long-lasting two-way relationships with some cooperatives.

To the north east of Burundi, near to the town of Kayanza, the COCOCA federation brings together several coffee-growing cooperatives with fair trade certification. Malongo supports the production of this excellent Bourbon Arabica in the area

The Malongo foundation supports a project led by the FEDECARES cooperative and the association of coffee-growing women, ADOMUCA, which aims to ensure diversity for agroforestry coffee plots by introducing avocado and banana bushes.

The SOPACDI cooperative was founded with the support of Malongo in 2011 and has managed to convince over 5,200 coffee growers thanks to the strengths of the project.

The partnership between Malongo and the coffee growers in the Cecafeb cooperative is one of the longest standing in producing countries.

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Peru has remarkable agricultural potential thanks to its wide-ranging climatic and topographical diversity. The country is one of the major contributors to fair trade exports.

FEDECOCAGUA, the largest cooperative federation in the country, was founded in 1969, and includes around 20,000 growers.

Malongo is commited to a programme to replace poppy crops with coffee for small growers in the Shan State in partenership with the UNODC ( United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime).