Event
Guide to the Italian Coffee Roasters: here is who pays for coffee
Sustainability District - Hall B1
Coffee is a very complex supply chain involving dozens of operators. The Guide to the Italian Coffee Roasters project analyses the most critical links in the chain, namely the farmers in the plantation and the bar sector. These two players, currently crushed by the rest of the chain and by a coffee price that is impossible to sustain, see in the virtuous examples of block chain tracking, on one hand, and specialty product valorisation, on the other, a lifeline. The editors of the Guide, Godina and Illiano, will try to understand what the possible escape routes to a more conscious consumption and a more sustainable price of coffee are, essential elements for a more professional figure of the modern barista.
Mauro Illiano - Introduces and moderates
Andrej Godina - Finca Rio Colorado, a virtuous reality and an example of sustainability
Giuseppe Coletti - The blockchain: from regulatory imposition to a symbol of transparency and sustainability
Alberto Polojac - How sustainability is perceived by consumers (organic, certified, fair trade, etc.)
Organized by Camaleonte
22 January , 11:00 - 12:00
Language
Italian
Category
coffee
Tag
sustainability
Tipology
talk
Speaker
Andrej Godina
PhD in Science, Technology and Economics in the Coffee Industry
Mauro Illiano
Curator of Gambero Rosso's Guida delle Torrefazioni
Giuseppe Coletti
IT engineer and foodtech enthusiast
Alberto Polojac
Owner of Imperator srl and director of Bloom Coffee School
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