Triunfo Verde
Finca Triunfo Verde, S.C. is a cooperative organization conformed by around 500 organized small farmers, dedicated to organic farm practices in the buffer zone surrounding the El Triunfo biological reserve. Through ecologically friendly practices, they seek to foment conservation, offsetting land and resource degradation in the area and promoting the recovery of natural resources and local biodiversity. Their mission is to improve member livelihoods through the sale of high quality organic coffee in markets that value and rewards the effort behind growing an ecologically friendly product with a fair price.
As environmental stewards, Triunfo Verde seeks that members of the organization remain actively engaged in a process of environmental education. Through their technical and agronomic accompaniment, farmers receive the necessary training and education to develop farmer households into productive campesino enterprises, capable of generating sustainable economic development in communities.
All operations of their business, from the collection and commercialization of coffee, to technical assistance, financial and productive assistance, community development and productive diversification, are managed inclusively and democratically. They advocate for gender and racial equality and religious freedom as founding principles of this cooperative.
Ultimately, the mission of the organization is to develop and demonstrate that agriculture can be compatible with rational resource use, promoting community social and economic development of underserved communities. Their goal is to improve humankind’s relationship to nature through feasible and ecologically sound means, with social justice at its core.
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Tasting profile: Dark chocolate, molasses, caramel, clove and prune with an earthy body, soft, citric acidity and sweet aftertaste.
Impact Work
2025 Infrastructure Adaptations for Environmentally Sustainable Production - Phase II | USD 25,000 | Approved
2024 Infrastructure Adaptations for Environmentally Sustainable Production | USD 25,000 | Approved
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Organic Certified
Profile
Region Chiapas, 5
Founded 2000
Partner Since 2018
Total Members 518
Average Farm Size 3.96 ha
About This Coffee
Altitude 1000-1700 m
Process MWP Decaf , Washed
- 25% Anacafé14
- 20% Bourbon
- 13% Catimor
- 8% Typica
- 7% Pacas
- 6% Pache
- 5% Oro Azteca
- 5% Costa Rica 95
- 2% Sarchimor
- 0.5% Other
- 0.5% Pacamara
Tasting Notes
Social Premium Investments
8.3% | Infastructure |
1.9% | Credit fund |
50% | Additional Income |
1.9% | Improve Yields |
5% | Community Development |