Bringing trust and transparency to food supply chains
We advocate for change and deliver farm-to-fork solutions
What we do
Traceability that proves sustainability claims
We enable product traceability from verified smallholder farmers, so businesses can support sustainability claims with robust data.
Supply chain transparency for responsible sourcing
We nurture public-private partnerships to increase supply chain transparency that enables businesses to deliver on sustainability commitments.
First-mile digitisation for financial inclusion
Smallholder farmers can connect to supply chains with digital solutions that enable better access to markets and finance.
How this adds up to your transparency journey
Fairfood is a trusted, long-term partner for companies that want to do better, but need assistance in doing so. As we together walk the road towards transparent value chains, we utilise Fairfood’s expertise, solutions, tools and network along the way.
Although no two sustainability journeys are the same, we have defined 4 overarching stages: design, develop, deploy, deliver. This video breaks it down.
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Change choice
Advocating for a future-proof food system
We are a non-profit organisation accelerating the transition towards a fair food system, one that defends the livelihoods of the people behind our food. Working in over 15 countries, we bring our expertise into decision-making spaces, continuously pushing for farmer inclusion and corporate accountability at all levels.
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Knowledge hub
Case study: future-proof pepper with a farmer-centric approach to agroforestry
For the past years, Fairfood has been working with Verstegen Spices & Sauces to make several spice supply chains sustainable. In our latest endeavour, we assist Indonesian pepper farmers in implementing agroforestry principles on their land.
Report: Empowering cooperative partners for an inclusive future driven by data
Navigating our RECLAIM Sustainability 5-year programme, Fairfood and Solidaridad’s new report shares insights from our journey to establish traceable Ugandan coffee in European supermarkets.
Report: A collaborative approach to monetising the value of supply chain transparency
Looking at two of our innovation projects in Sierra Leone and Uganda, a new report highlights key learnings, obstacles, frustration points, and recommendations meant to inspire the adoption of digitally inclusive supply chains.
Inclusive Digital Design Toolkit: From access to meaningful technology usage
A new toolkit on inclusive digital design features an elaborate case study on Fairfood’s partnership with Verstegen Spices & Sauces. The toolkit is the result of a joint initiative between Athena Infonomics, USAID’s Bureau for Resilience and others, and explores the role of technology in an increasingly digital economy.
Our partners in bettering the food system
