Global nonprofit Fairtrade International is now offering “LIRP on Demand,” a tailored service designed to help coffee companies identify living income reference prices (LIRPs) for farmers in their supply chains….
Fairtrade Launches ‘LIRP on Demand’ to Streamline Living Income Price Discovery
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