Coffee Watch
@coffeewatch.bsky.social
A new watchdog dedicated to the proposition that we should make the world a better place with each cup of coffee. From environmental to human rights abuses, we fight to reform the global coffee industry.
Across Brazil’s coffee belt, forests once teeming with life are disappearing.
What’s left behind is not just bare land — but broken systems.
☁️ Less rain.
💧 Drier soil.
💸 Unstable harvests.
What’s left behind is not just bare land — but broken systems.
☁️ Less rain.
💧 Drier soil.
💸 Unstable harvests.
October 27, 2025 at 2:59 PM
Across Brazil’s coffee belt, forests once teeming with life are disappearing.
What’s left behind is not just bare land — but broken systems.
☁️ Less rain.
💧 Drier soil.
💸 Unstable harvests.
What’s left behind is not just bare land — but broken systems.
☁️ Less rain.
💧 Drier soil.
💸 Unstable harvests.
These forests were not just trees — they were homes. 🌿🏠
New Coffee Watch analysis reveals that from 2001 to 2023, Brazil’s coffee heartland lost more than 11 million hectares of forest. Within that footprint, at least 312,803 hectares were directly cleared for coffee.
New Coffee Watch analysis reveals that from 2001 to 2023, Brazil’s coffee heartland lost more than 11 million hectares of forest. Within that footprint, at least 312,803 hectares were directly cleared for coffee.
October 27, 2025 at 2:48 PM
These forests were not just trees — they were homes. 🌿🏠
New Coffee Watch analysis reveals that from 2001 to 2023, Brazil’s coffee heartland lost more than 11 million hectares of forest. Within that footprint, at least 312,803 hectares were directly cleared for coffee.
New Coffee Watch analysis reveals that from 2001 to 2023, Brazil’s coffee heartland lost more than 11 million hectares of forest. Within that footprint, at least 312,803 hectares were directly cleared for coffee.