something you have to see what ever it takes, people are running out of economic speech. you can't change her. you know, that w. mark made for mines. coffee is a staple for many. a habit is even a ritual, and it's getting cheaper all the time. the european roasters are making bigger and bigger profits, arning more and more money from coffee and the small farmers in africa who produce the coffee are getting less and less shipping role. coffee beans has a high carbon footprint. that's reviving interest in traditional transportation methods as well. as money changed arts with a small group of people who others dismisses dreamers and then is it even possible

to change the $1000000000.00 coffee business model? you know what we're doing? something no one's ever done before. many coffee lovers are eager to do more to support fair trade nicola, but if it normally works in a bed and cafe today, however, the 29 year old is gearing up for a competition. and she's a bit nervous. nicole is about this stuff. a professional, who knows the ins and outs of a good cup of brew. she has his sights set on being crowned world champion at berlin's world of coffee trade fair. just don't think of it think. i think you have to be a bit crazy to,

to something like this. but coffee is simply part of my life. the biggest part actually which is why she's interested in everything to do with coffee, including how it's produced and transported, and above all, who makes money from it. and who doesn't. i meant that with any other product, we always want to know every detail right down to the name of the cow. before we buy a carton of milk, it's up. sometimes we don't have that option with coffee at all. because 95 percent of the market is dominated by a very opaque trading system. and coffee is traded on stock exchanges, which is why the purchase price for green, coffee beans fluctuates constantly. as does the outside us consumers don't even know that world coffee prices in 2019 were at rock bottom. for farmers. they go to the supermarket, buy their beans, and think that everything is normal. about you have to tell them more. check what you're buying. ask questions, look at the package. if there's no information on it,

how do you know what you're buying it and what does it all the $1000000000.00 stuff is deeply involved in the fight for more transparency in the coffee business. but today, she's also vying for the title of the world's best coffee creation. nicole has already won several awards at the german barista championships. now she's competing in a completely new category called feet in good spirits. the challenge is to create the best mix of coffee and alcohol, nikolas, ambitious and bones to trump, the competition the fair brings together thousands of specialists from all over the world. coffee is a hot commodity and a huge business. one that this man from bill wants to change, excel the kids sing,

aims to reduce nice coffee production from planted see to gross to being everything should remain in the hands of the produces as they say he's trying to win over supporters. here we can get very close to the coffee experts and the consumers. it's just fun pouring the coffee and getting the feedback there is a bit of a back story to how he got here. 4 years ago, some other discovered his passion for african coffee. today he's an expert on this subject. it takes 9 months before a crop can be harvested. this week to the main thing is to pick only the red buds, the greens should stay on. they need a few more days. that's why it has to be done by hand

to conduct our coffee. co-operative is nestled in the hills of northern rwanda from here that exports coffee to europe. he wants to vastly improve on the methods of big name competitors. he and his business partner alan moore, biro were roommates, back in berlin. today they are working to create jobs for people, a new one to many of the young people interest in getting into coffee business because their incomes in the coffee business are too low. so it's our goal to change this narrative to make sure that you know, most people who are involved in the coffee value chain better incomes, and that will attract young people to come back into coaching business. well, coffee farm is wages have fallen in recent years. the coffee industry sales have been increasing. over the last 2 decades,

companies have managed to find ways to sell coffee at ever higher prices, mainly in the form of capsules and pods. but wholesale prices have seen address to drop the server. and alan want to make the coffee trade fair. like it did a clinic, our coffee cooperative is their ideal partner. the farmers here are independent entrepreneurs. the cooperative pays good prices and a very special feature here. women, lot of the benefits and that's thanks to angelica casey. she's been working in the coffee industry all her life and sells different varieties of coffee. souther and alland with a missing piece of the puzzle for her vision. that women coffee was brewing in my head every time. and

when we meet, i say, wow, maybe even if women coffee, my maid berry have to discuss it with their men are both very, very hard. but yeah, although coffee production is physically hard work, it's usually done by women. but when it comes to pay and making the important decisions, men usually still have the say. in parliament we have a big number of women. but in the coffee, coffee business somehow different. because we have a bigger number of women in the family processing. but in our position of frame of the season of decision making, we have much more number of women on those. so it's why we have to empower women. should it a team is a good example. she finds her own 80 k.

a few trees and has a demanding daily routine to get everything done. once i've taken the coffee beans to the co-operative, i go home and look after the children. hard by make them something to eat and send one child to school for afternoon classes and then i take care of the household. that way i can get all my work done so much that is to make sure the work is meet once a week to discuss financial issues or work out how best to support each other. they also make crafts which brings in extra income in addition to the coffee many of the older workers lived through the genocide in rwanda 25 years ago. and many lost family members land and work united there working for a better future. in one has many activities to do

at home. they must, they have something i mean from that activity so that she can convince their man, because this is something which is coming in the family from the time she's not around to home harvesting is a painstaking process. after the coffee cherries are picked, they have to be washed. the women in the co-operative earn twice as much as other coffee farmers. in rwanda, the profits are distributed evenly because now we're going into a very orderly process where the bins, where the bins are good are going to get out of the house. the process is broad program. i. the red

husks are used by the farm is as fertiliser. as you can, the coffee, this is where the coffee beans go. after the cherry has been discarded and they've been washed and fermented. and then when they're wet, you can clearly see which beans are good and which aren't. and then they have to be sorted again by hand. angelica has developed her own coffee brand with salt, and alan anjan leaks, finest. the brand and the company both belong to the women in the co-operative i think connects the coffee beans have to dry. so dell spread out on wooden wrecks for at least 15 days. but

this is by no means the last step in the production of leaks finest. the next undertaken by the women's caucus have is a very special one. making the transportation of coffee, more environmentally friendly, is a big goal. and nothing symbolizes that goal. more than that of one tour, it's the key to achieving a truly sustainable product chain. captain has been ferrying goods across the oceans for many years. this time it's 1000 sacks a fair trade coffee from central america to make it much great that i can participate in such a project. as a sailor, i have few opportunities to use my professional qualifications in meaningful

projects. normally when i work on a ship, we're all burning over your land carrying goods that i don't really want to transport it simply different here. that's why i'm so glad i can work here, or doesn't make the oven to a transport's it's cargoes in the same way as our ancestors did. nowadays, coffee normie arrives in europe from the world's coffee growing regions by container ship deployment. i want to onsite with the government or we want to set an example and underscore that it's possible to transport cargo with low emissions. in addition, we want to question whether it's really necessary to ship so many goods, half way around the world, just to consume them air. and whether we might be able to rethink it all and transport less. the biggest emission standards of the type on german roads are

virtually non-existent at sea container ship transportation is very cheap, but extremely harmful to the environment. in addition to c, o 2, the world's michonne fleets emit huge clown's of nitrogen dioxide particulate matter and sulfur dioxide. the environmental impact of assailing fright. so on the other hand is largely negligible. i think that it's pretty much we only use the engine when it's necessary to maneuver or for safety reasons. we do not use it to get somewhere faster if there is no wind. we simply wait with a stop of this. the crew is at sea for 3 courses of the quit his job as a social worker to join the crew was amazed. this is what's most fun. sail down, sail up, steering, hoisting,

tacking. that's my job here on board. the majority of the crew works unpaid in exchange for learning how to sail. they also want to support a movement to change. global trade change starts with a small group of people who others dismisses dreamers. and we don't mind being perceived as such, but increasingly people are starting to take us more seriously. is sale powered freight transport really a viable alternative for the future? most shipping companies, both at the risks they all have the deadline pressure. everything has to be somewhere at a certain time and nobody has the time to wait for the goods to arrive a little later. nowadays, everything has to be delivered just in time, just in time for that. but everything is slowly getting underway. when power is say,

it's an expensive feel. researches are looking for ways to combine both in a hybrid vessels that will be able to sailing goodwin's and use their engine income conditions. the up until it can transport 114 tons of cargo on this run. it's mainly coffee and cocoa. the hold is located 3 meters deep in the ship's belly. i mean something to get to our load. we have to climb through this little hatch up here. we have about a 1000 sacks of coffee on board and my chief mate checks on the load every day and that's important. so it doesn't get down and look to see if any moisture is accumulated somewhere or if the cargo is slipped. which could happen if the ship lurches violently. they haven't to voyage, has covered over 18000 nautical miles. now the crew is nearing hand

coffee, a fashionable drink from far away. most of the wrist and the cold better fed is passionately committed to good, fair trade coffee. she says that's why she would gladly pay a higher price for her brew. and instead, when i go into a shop to buy coffee, i would say that a kilo of coffee should never cost less than $20.00 euros. to states also money from coffee, regardless of whether it's a luxury brand or cheap stuff from the supermarket. fighting and why it's not in germany, there is a roasting tax, which we all pay and that is 2 years 19. that is a huge amount. so there is no way that half a kilo can cost $399.00. families sign the cheaper the coffee, the less remains after tax for production and transportation. but right now the calls main concern is to make it to the final tally. but i think the biggest

challenge will be to avoid any mistakes, not to knock anything over as not to forget what i'm saying. context and not to tremble and controllable. we want, yeah. those are the 3 things that always happen just by talking to muslim. thanks. oh ok, so she's got 10 minutes, just struck her stuff. this time she's mixing filter coffee with butter rum and not liqueur. a concoction designed to taste like caramel candy. it's important that the taste of coffee remains dominant enough in the finished drink. over the next hours, the judges will sample coffee creations from 80 contestants group.

if you want his coffee is among the best in africa, 400000 people work in this sector. the capital kigali is the main transportation hub for exports. some other and breaking new ground as coffee traders in rwanda roasting the beans in the country of production rather than in europe in the coffee world. that is still a rare exception. that leaves a stylish starting the roasting in-house. the beans are refined, roasted, packed, and prepared for export. here in kigali, we aren't sending any raw beans from africa to europe. with us. this way, the profits from the refining process stay in rwanda. after all the manual processing, the roasted coffee is ready for export. it's available to buy in a german drugstore chain, a kilo costs at least 23 year, and the export of

a high quality finished product to europe is a boon for the region. it creates new jobs and the profits stay in africa. it's one way to combat poverty and economic migration from the oven to as transporting unroasted green coffee. it's a roma does not fade on the long voyage. now the ship is almost at its destination . i'm really very excited. i was born and raised in hamburg and i've been out and about at sea for 9 months because i find it really special to return home on board the album tour under sail. and i know how much it would circle mean,

the aventura is welcomed by 200 volunteers, friends and family. they all believe that sailing ships can revolutionize the way goods are transported. canadia spoke, a man who launched the whole project is here to welcome the crew. without him, none of them would be here for a while back, our government spends his life at sea and has seen what burning heavy oil does to the environment. to change that, he founded the company timber coast. his house would use all of your we transport cleanly, and we treat everyone in this chain fairly. the farmers get a reasonable price if you do, and by the way, the customers don't pay more than they do for coffee,

that comes by container ship. if the price of the same, only the profits are not so big. that's clear. and everyone in the chain shoulders the cost equally, including the environmental aspect of hammon. pullman is one of the customers. she is ordered 20 tons of coffee from mexico, mainly theoretical variety, but also a few bags of robust. his company is called tyke, a japanese word that means community. german consume is deal directly with coffee from his in mexico, sharing responsibility for the harvest. his payment policies are also unusual. the coffee farmers who work for the company receive their money in advance and get a higher rates than is paid for goods bearing the fair trade seal. tightly imports 20 tons of coffee from full pharmacies and one cooperative in mexico. it

aims to double the amount each year. in 89 years, 500 small farmers in mexico could supply coffee. 225-0000, households in germany so far only imported the coffee. now that found his son is opening the 1st time. he cafe in hamburg. oh, i don't think so. we have a very special treat for your birthday. on the set looks like the album 2 or it is going to sign. i created the initial design and then our own came and said, dad, it looks fine, but it's not really contemporary. so i said ok, you take over and i'm handing it all over to you. of course i'm learning from it too. how can i use the founder of the whole project? take a step back. that's the biggest challenge. when he was full time,

he and his to the principles of solidarity in agriculture, consumers in germany order their coffee from farm is in mexico, and the organization mediates the whole thing. it doesn't make a profit well for the nonprofit neophytes, for the term nonprofit is often misunderstood. nonprofit does not mean no pay for those admissions. so just as we pay each farmer according to his needs and that is our 1st priority, we also ask the sailors and the roasters and the staff here in the cafe. a coffee i was on one and you didn't like it. also the basic principle in the thai key cause most wherever we want to establish the model is that every employee is paid according to his or her needs. me when i learned that we can all meet on an equal level, no matter which continent we live on the big one. the green cafe's

concept includes ditching the usual can't budo plastic coffee to go cups hid them, made of biscuit, and can be consumed immediately. as a vendor. so if you don't want to eat your coffee mug, which is made from delicious biscuit, you can of course throw it away. and it will decompose much faster than any paper cup or anything else on the market. of my crew in hand, steadily advancing their vision of bringing most solidarity to the world of coffee . thank you. but at the bill in trade fair, the focus is still on big business. however, solving and anjali cole said it with their ideas for a more equitable well trained and you see john and explain this

would not be ordinary ground coffee, white nuns in france, produced by women. we hope that angela finest will become a product that spreads beyond rwanda. and then it gives other women's cooperatives from uganda, peru, colombia, all of which already exist, access to the market, and thus to significantly higher prices, higher wages, and a bigger share of the profits. meanwhile, in the called best of health is waiting for the results of her coffee creations has made it into the top 10 i said in the world of coffee, once a luxury reserved, true the rich today it's largely taken for granted with little awareness of its actual consumers need to pay

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