Clara Rondonuwu

Clara Rondonuwu

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How Slow Chocolate is made

A 10-step journey that transforms cocoa beans into Slow’s nature-positive chocolate bars, as explained by COO Sabrina Mustopo.

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Discover the crucial role of smallholder farmers in global food security

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5 Reasons smallholder farmers are key to global food security

Despite what you might think, feeding the planet isn't just about massive farms. In fact, a surprising group is quietly playing a huge role:...

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Record-breaking heatwaves are devastating coffee crops, posing huge challenges for farmers. Discover how climate change impacts coffee farming and yields.

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SE Asia heat threatens coffee crops

Record-breaking heat over the past few months destroyed unshaded coffee crops, adding to pressures on small scale farmers.

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Our Head of Coffee, Marc Simonsen, guide to coffee

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Our Head of Coffee guide to… coffee

"Stop and smell the coffee," the saying goes. And at Slow's Copenhagen office, even our Head of Coffee Marc Simonsen could tell when someone brewed...

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Green Workspace: 5 trends to watch in 2024

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Green workspace: 5 trends to watch in 2024

Sustainable workspaces are no longer just a fad, they're becoming the norm.

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What makes a ‘fair’ cup?

Knowing where your coffee comes from and being sure they were produced fairly should be the norm, not the exception.

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Face to face with a man-eating Sumatran tiger (Panthera tigris spondaic)

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Face to face with a man-eating tiger

Tiger attacks near Slow’s cacao source in Indonesia’s Sumatra leave two dead and one injured, raising concerns for local farmers.

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Meet Slow Forest Coffee Community Football team

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Off the farm, onto the field

Sustainable coffee is our core, but we're much more. Meet our farmers league football team in Laos.

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Coffee monoculture harms the planet and health

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Coffee monoculture poisoning the planet and your cup

A new study has found that large-scale, high-intensity coffee monoculture is poisoning the planet and making more and more people sick.

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