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The global coffee market is expected to grow from USD 522.57 billion in 2024 to USD 689.48 billion by 2029, with a CAGR of 5.70% during the forecast period. However, the benefits from this significant value are not equitably distributed. In 2022, African coffee exports exceeded USD 3.6 billion, with Ethiopia leading at USD 1.5 billion, followed by Uganda at nearly USD 813 million.

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The Equal Trade certification introduces an innovative economic model in which coffee producers receive a fair share of the financial benefits, moving beyond the traditional minimum price model. By becoming stakeholders across the entire value chain, African coffee producers can address issues like extreme poverty, child labor, and environmental degradation. This approach promotes fair compensation, empowerment, and supports sustainable development and social justice throughout the coffee supply chain.

Join us in advocating for the Equal Trade economic model to uplift Africa and ensure shared prosperity for all.

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