BioCoffice - AlterNativa3

This May, We welcome Exolina Aldana, a Fair Trade coffee producer from Nicaragua and a key role in two cooperatives in the Global South. President of the Augusto César Sandino co-operative and delegate at the second-tier co-operative CECOCAFEN, with a series of activities supported by Terrassa City Council.

From the role of women in coffee production to Fair Trade and responsible consumption

Exolina will give us her vision on the role of women in coffee production, the organic food and Fair Trade. He will accompany us on one of the most important dates in our calendar: World Fair Trade Day.

Benefits of Fairtrade products

Exolina will take part in various activities with public institutions, educational centres and other entities to raise awareness of the benefits of consuming Fairtrade certified products for the people who produce them.

These will include discussions with students about Fair Trade y responsible consumptionThe event will include discussions on agro-ecology and territory, and conversations around a cup in which she will give voice to her own experience to talk about the role of women in coffee production.

In addition, we will talk about the development of the current international cooperation projects with the Augusto César Sandino cooperative, which started hand in hand with AlterNativa3 and the Terrassa City Council and now operate autonomously.

Among other issues of equal social relevance, these projects focus on women's empowerment, environmental protection, curbing climate change, scholarships for students and studies that promote the digital development of young people and women in the community.

Exolina, a relevant figure in the community

Exolina backs up all these activities and conversations with her experiences, as she is a relevant figure in her community for having become a person in positions of responsibility as a woman and a mother in a mostly male world.

Biography of Exolina Aldana

After leaving her community to pursue her secondary studies, she returned to work and activate different areas of the production cooperative of which she is now president. Her first steps in the movement came, in fact, with a university scholarship that allowed her to learn more about the work of Augusto César Sandino.

With a degree in Accounting from the University of Matagalpa and a diploma in gender leadership and climate change from the Latin American and Caribbean Coordinator of Small Producers and Fair Trade Workers (CLAC), she has carried out different tasks before becoming president, and the experience has led her to be increasingly committed to education for youth and women in the community, gender development and women's empowerment.

Do you want to join this international movement to protect and defend responsible consumption?

If you are a person who practices responsible consumptionthis is of interest to you! And if you are someone who is curious about what you consume, but have little time for research, this is also of interest to you!

Biocoffice coffee for the office

Our products for office consumption include Biocoffice coffee. At AlterNativa3 we have 30 years of experience that we have dedicated to the fair trade coffee, cocoa and sugar processing.

Fair trade

Perhaps you have heard of the concept of fair trade, but you don't quite know what it means. If so, pay special attention to the following lines.

Fair Trade is an international trading system that plays fair with both people and the planet..

Fairtrade does not mistreat. It does not pollute. It does not tolerate child labour. It does not cause deforestation. It does not involve endless intermediary actions. It does not admit neither elements nor chemical processes in the production processes.

The list of yeses is also long:

  • Fair Trade yes guarantees decent working conditions.
  • Yes ensures environmentally friendly production conditions.
  • Yes encourages the creation of cooperatives.
  • Yes promotes schools.
  • Yes offers quality products.
  • Yes drives innovation.
  • And above all, yes needs to make all these benefits known.

And for that we need your collaboration. If you are someone who already enjoys fair trade products, share it with your environment! If you have not yet dared to do so, take the plunge!

BioCoffice: quality coffee and ethical commitment in your workplace

At AlterNativa3 we understand that your coffee break is not just a time to recharge your batteries, it is also an opportunity to contribute to a fairer and more sustainable world. That's why we introduce you to BioCoffice, an initiative that brings the commitment to fair trade directly to your workplace.

Simple solutions for responsible consumption

With BioCoffice we get into your office, at your desk, in your meeting room and in your rest area. Because we want you to enjoy and share a quality, responsible and ethical coffee where you spend most of your time during the day.

That is why we have created the BioCoffice solutions, which offer you:

  1. Office coffeeBioCoffice is the perfect solution for companies committed to fair trade and sustainability. Every cup of coffee you enjoy supports farming communities in countries in the Global South, ensuring fair working conditions and a decent price for their work.
  2. Coffee subscriptionBioCoffice offers you the convenience of having your coffee delivered directly to your workplace, without having to worry about constant ordering. Our monthly subscription allows you to enjoy organic and ethical coffee on a regular basis, with the flexibility to adjust your preferences according to your needs.
  3. Business coffee machinesFor those companies that do not yet have a coffee machine, at AlterNativa3 we offer a variety of options to suit your needs and budget. From automatic machines to reusable capsule systems, we have the perfect solution for your office.

With BioCoffice, in addition to making life easier at your workplace, you enjoy premium coffee and feel the satisfaction of knowing that you are supporting producer communities in the Global South, guaranteeing fair working conditions and a decent price for their work.

You already know that all our products are certified organic, which means that they are produced without the use of pesticides and chemical fertilisers. We also promote sustainable agricultural practices that protect biodiversity and natural resources. And we encourage transparency and traceability throughout our supply chain, so you can know where your coffee comes from and the positive impact it has on the lives of those who produce it.

Join us in this mission and make your choice of coffee an act of responsibility and solidarity - together we can make a difference!

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