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
A Path to Living Income Products in Supermarkets
On World Food Day, participants of the Living Wage & Income Lab looked at retailer strategies to reach living wages and incomes for farmers and workers. In lively discussions, and with insights from Superunie, Colruyt and Impact Institute, we delved into commitments, coalitions and important learnings.
How data is empowering cooperatives to transform the Ugandan coffee industry
In the world of coffee, data is becoming a game-changer, revolutionising the way cooperatives operate and attracting new opportunities for growth. Our partner in Uganda, the social enterprise Ndugu, first looked at data as a mere precondition for contracts with cooperatives, but soon realised its untapped potential.
Report: Who own’s farmer data?
With due diligence legislation on the way, transparency has become a buzzword. But what exactly does this mean in practice? Our new report explains why building trust in data should go hand in hand with greater calls for transparency.
Video: 5 questions about upcoming sustainability legislation
A new video series answers questions about the regulations that will make corporate sustainability the new normal. Episode 2: Monitoring, reporting and verification for SMEs explained by Amy Ching from Satelligence.
Our partners in bettering the food system
