From Gayo Hills to global markets, Adena Coffee—powered by Koltiva—delivers EUDR-compliant, deforestation-free coffee with full digital traceability. By digitizing supply chains and linking 1,900 smallholders to a unified platform, they ensure transparency, sustainability, and market access. Discover how traceability safeguards compliance and builds trust with global buyers.

Ecuador cacao is at the center of a historic shift in the global cocoa market. As declining yields and structural challenges disrupt West African supply, Ecuador is rapidly emerging as a leading force—driven by rising prices, renewed farm-level investment, and agroforestry-based cacao systems. Yet sustaining this momentum will require more than favorable market conditions. Data-driven traceability, regulatory compliance, farmer capacity building, and climate resilience are no

Vietnam’s rapid rise to 87% financial inclusion and a booming digital payments ecosystem is reshaping rural economies. This article explores how data-backed finance and KoltiPay’s responsible e-wallet model can turn the country’s digital momentum into climate-smart agriculture, resilient livelihoods, and inclusive growth.

Cocoa farming generates up to 75% waste—but this challenge is becoming an opportunity. Through the TRANSFORM: BESTARI Challenge, KOLTIVA and PT Kudeungoe Sugata are turning cocoa waste into biochar and compost, advancing regenerative agriculture farming, improving soil health, and boosting farmer resilience in Aceh.

Stay updated on the latest EUDR delay and what it means for supply chains. Learn why businesses must accelerate traceability and prepare for long-term compliance.

Koltiva supports the GAP Project in training rubber farmers on agroforestry, traceability, and regenerative agriculture to strengthen Indonesia’s rubber supply chain.

The EU Council proposes a one-year EUDR delay, with extra time for micro and small operators, while streamlining compliance. Learn how businesses can use this transition to strengthen traceability, prepare due diligence, and secure EU market access.

Barriers to traceability adoption in East African agriculture continue to block access to the EU market. This article explores the key challenges—from low awareness to digital gaps—and outlines practical steps to strengthen compliance, visibility, and export readiness.