impact updates

Together with Jeroen Smits of the International Wealth Index, we’ll crunch the numbers and provide a roadmap to increasing coffee farmer wages in Ethiopia. With

What does the life of a typical Ethiopian farmer look like? What does he earn? What does  it cost to send his kids to school?

Three years after introducing FairChain coffee to the world, this week we published our first annual ‘impact’ report. Provocatively titled Life is Unfair, the report doesn’t just recount

Provocative Dutch photographer Jan Hoek visited Ethiopia to document FairChain dreams. This week: Ahadu. Ahadu is our CEO in Ethiopia. We don’t know if he

This spring photographer Jan Hoek travelled to Ethiopia as a ‘visual ombudsman’ for Amsterdam-based FairChain coffee brand Moyee. Was Moyee living up to its FairChain

At the grand opening of The Student Hotel Amsterdam City, 60 of the world’s most inspiring voices Give change! I’m to this hair surprising. Its

Like most ideologically ‘start-ups’, we here at Moyee like a certain amount of, well, speed and flexibility. And that’s fine and well for our marketing

It took a couple of years and some change, but on Friday, June 26 it became official: the world’s first cups of FairChain coffee will

Ahadu, our main man in Ethiopia, just couldn’t wait for the new harvest season to begin! With just a few weeks to go before the Ethiopian

So our master roaster Jose is trekking through the Ethiopian highlands to discover new beans. Togther with our local crew Agenio and Ahadu, they just touched

Moyee is a company that salutes its heroes. We look up to them, admire them, sometimes we even wish we were them – come on,

Making freaking awesome coffee ain’t peanuts. But fortunately we know what we’re doingl. You need the exact right acidity, for example, and the richest flavour.