A sustainable future for Hong Kong coffee Every cup is a commitment to the planet

 

Support local small farmers

Although the climate in Hong Kong is not suitable for coffee cultivation, there are still a few small farmers who insist on cultivating coffee locally. Tasse Coffee has established a close cooperative relationship with these Hong Kong coffee farmers, not only purchasing their coffee beans, but also providing technical support and marketing to ensure that their efforts will be duly rewarded. This not only supports the sustainable development of local agriculture, but also allows consumers to experience the unique flavor of Hong Kong specialty coffee.

Promote sustainable production

In the coffee production process, a large amount of carbon emissions and resource waste are often generated. Tasse Coffee invites sustainability experts to hold workshops for the public to delve into the environmental impact of the coffee industry and share ways to practice sustainable production. From planting to baking to retail, more environmentally friendly practices can be adopted in every step to reduce the burden on the earth.

Supporting Local Small-scale Farmers


Although Hong Kong’s climate is not well-suited for coffee cultivation, there are still a few small-scale farmers who persist in growing coffee locally. Tasse Coffee has established close partnerships with these Hong Kong coffee farmers, not only purchasing their beans but also providing technical support and marketing assistance to ensure their efforts receive due recognition. This not only supports the sustainable development of local agriculture but also allows consumers to experience the unique flavors of Hong Kong’s specialty coffee.


Advocating Sustainable Production


The coffee production process often generates significant carbon emissions and resource waste. Tasse Coffee invites sustainability experts to host workshops for the public, delving into the environmental impact of the coffee industry and sharing methods to practice sustainable production. From cultivation to roasting and retail, every stage can adopt more eco-friendly practices to reduce the burden on our planet.