Slow Coffee

Making it easy for a coffee distributor to meet compliance requirements

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about this project

Slow Coffee is a pioneer in the coffee industry – producing nature positive coffee with a fully integrated supply chain

The Problem

The distributor was facing an inflection point, as it looked for ways to scale while meeting growing compliance and voluntary reporting requirements

The Solution

Slow Coffee is using Landler to inset within its supply chain

As a first step, it onboarded their growing partners in Laos onto Landler, gaining a deeper understanding of the impact regenerative practices and receiving data to share with legislators and investors

Following the success in Laos, Slow Coffee is onboarding more suppliers in Laos and well as expanding to Indonesia

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