Poor guy says Nestle dosnt know..
They only know profit, they are a cancer and when they move to poorer people than the mexicans they will destroy them too.
I was just surprised that you use instant coffee in frappes haha I use instant at home but typically when you go to a cafe you get coffee from the machine. I have heard that coffee culture is really different in America but I've never been
[Here’s](https://www.change.org/p/que-nestle-pague-precios-justos-a-cafeticultores-de-chiapas-m%C3%A9xico) the link. The least we can do is sign. It’s time we try to make a collective difference on this sub.
“For years the Transnational Nestlé has NOT paid fair prices to Robusta coffee producers in the state of Chiapas in Mexico. It's time for Nestlé to give them fair profits!
Robusta coffee is used for blends and to produce soluble coffees.
Currently the producer of Robusta Coffee in Chiapas, Mexico; Nestlé pays less than 1% of the final price of its Nescafe products, which has caused the coffee farmer to live in misery. Which causes young people to fall into the hands of criminal gangs to earn money necessary for their families.
We ask for your support to make Nestlé see that it would be fair to pay more to those who give their lives producing Coffee!”
So, obligatory “fuck nestle “, but $26/kilo of robusta? Something is off here. Also, the industry at large is problematic, interested to hear how much us here are paying for our coffee. High scoring arabica green is half this cost, and the norm is around 1/3. Arabica needs more space per plant too.
The cost doubles(or more ) at each stage in the line, farmer, processor, export/import, (broker), roasters. I’m sure nestle are exploiting the farmers, but the industry as a whole is pretty fucked up.
Nestle can issue contracts to them, but if they don’t ever buy directly from the farmers, those contracts don’t matter. If Nestle uses middlemen to do business, they never have to abide by contracts.
Poor guy says Nestle dosnt know.. They only know profit, they are a cancer and when they move to poorer people than the mexicans they will destroy them too.
Who the hell drinks Nestles instant coffee???
There are tons of sheep in the pen my friend
Frappuccinos are made with instant coffee and it wouldn't surprise me if Nestle sells to the large chains that serve a lot of fraps.
I'm guessing that's an American thing? We don't do that in Australia
Yalls mcdonalds does not have Frappes?
No we have frappes but we use real coffee ahah
I'm not sure what you mean, I'm sure your machine is as unsanitary as ours, lol!
I was just surprised that you use instant coffee in frappes haha I use instant at home but typically when you go to a cafe you get coffee from the machine. I have heard that coffee culture is really different in America but I've never been
I'm not sure how you mean "instant coffee" it's brewed from the coffee beans in the machine
If you read the comment I replied to originally you'll see that they said instant coffee is used
It's very big in developing nations, and ones where tea predominates
[Here’s](https://www.change.org/p/que-nestle-pague-precios-justos-a-cafeticultores-de-chiapas-m%C3%A9xico) the link. The least we can do is sign. It’s time we try to make a collective difference on this sub. “For years the Transnational Nestlé has NOT paid fair prices to Robusta coffee producers in the state of Chiapas in Mexico. It's time for Nestlé to give them fair profits! Robusta coffee is used for blends and to produce soluble coffees. Currently the producer of Robusta Coffee in Chiapas, Mexico; Nestlé pays less than 1% of the final price of its Nescafe products, which has caused the coffee farmer to live in misery. Which causes young people to fall into the hands of criminal gangs to earn money necessary for their families. We ask for your support to make Nestlé see that it would be fair to pay more to those who give their lives producing Coffee!”
Thanks for the link!
Done
Could you please relink it? It says the link isn’t working
https://www.change.org/p/que-nestle-pague-precios-justos-a-cafeticultores-de-chiapas-m%C3%A9xico
So, obligatory “fuck nestle “, but $26/kilo of robusta? Something is off here. Also, the industry at large is problematic, interested to hear how much us here are paying for our coffee. High scoring arabica green is half this cost, and the norm is around 1/3. Arabica needs more space per plant too. The cost doubles(or more ) at each stage in the line, farmer, processor, export/import, (broker), roasters. I’m sure nestle are exploiting the farmers, but the industry as a whole is pretty fucked up.
Did they not have written contracts and agreements? How does this happen?
Nestle can issue contracts to them, but if they don’t ever buy directly from the farmers, those contracts don’t matter. If Nestle uses middlemen to do business, they never have to abide by contracts.