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Corporate Social Responsibility refers to voluntary activities undertaken by companies to operate in an economic, social and environmentally sustainable manner. Below are a couple examples of Corporate Social Responsibility documents from some coffee companies.
Starbucks: Social Responsibility
Industry
Fair trade is a social movement active in a variety of industries, the goal of this movement is to promote sustainability and help producers (such as farmers) achieve better trading conditions.
The following webpages examine how coffee goes from a bean to a cup of coffee.
Business Case Studies: Coffee - The Supply Chain A Nestlé case study
Forbes: A Supply Chain Overhaul To Boost Coffee Farmers' Income 400%
Supply Chain quarterly: From bean to cup: How Starbucks transformed its supply chain
Finances Online: The Economics of Coffee: From Cherry to Cup
The world atlas of coffee from beans to brewing : coffees explored, explained and enjoyed /641.3373 HOF