AgriEvolve, an agricultural Small and Growing Business (SGB), is a coffee processor and exporter based in Western Uganda that provides a fully integrated, end to end operation to smallholder farmers that simplifies the complex coffee chain. AgriEvolve was celebrated as an outstanding performer in the region by 60Decibels in 2025, and 51% of the smallholder famers it serves are women.

Aldea Global is a Nicaraguan association whose key activity is the sourcing and exporting of premium coffee from small-scale farmers to buyers in Europe and North America. In addition, Aldea Global provides microfinance services, access to high-quality inputs, technical assistance and certification support to its associates.

Amazonas is a Bolivian Brazil nut company that sources nuts from rural collectors, processes them, and ships to buyers in the US and Europe. Amazonas has strong gender and environmental impacts—women account for the majority of company leadership, and Brazil nut production creates an alternative to unsustainable and illegal economic activities such as mining and timber.

Azahar is a Colombian small business involved in the sourcing and exporting of premium specialty coffee from 5,000 small-scale farmers in post-conflict areas. Its uniquely impactful approach comes from traceability initiatives like its Sustainable Coffee Buyers Guide, which helps buyers understand price point to income ratios based on region. Additionally, Azahar promotes climate mitigation techniques like natural pest prevention, soil enrichment and water-efficiency amongst its farmers.

Community Markets for Conservation (COMACO) is a pioneering social enterprise that works closely with rural communities across Zambia’s Luangwa Valley to promote sustainable agricultural practices with enhanced market access in a way that incentivizes forest and wildlife conservation, promotes household income and food security, and increases climate resilience for small-scale farmers.

Cooperative Laguna de los Condores (Coop. LDC) is a farmers' organization, working with over 800 coffee farmers in the Amazonas region of Peru. Coop. LDC sources coffee from farmers through a network of 45 collection points, then processes and sells the product to local exporters and international buyers.

East Africa Fruits Co. is a social enterprise founded in 2015 that works to improve market access for smallholder farmers in Tanzania, increase farmers’ incomes by reducing post-harvest losses and adding value to fresh produce, and modernize agribusiness sector.

Ethical Apparel Africa (EAA) is a garment company based in Ghana, and exports garments to the US and Europe. EAA produces from its own factory, and emphasizes ethical practices, sustainability, and job creation, especially for women.

Good Nature Agro (GNA) invests in Zambian small-scale farmers to generate lasting income by providing technical assistance, inputs and access to a readymade market.

Inka Moss is a social enterprise that works with communities in the Peruvian Andes to source, process, and export moss that naturally grows in the region. The company incorporates members of these communities as suppliers in its value chain, providing technical assistance and education to ensure sustainable harvesting practices and increased incomes.

Cooperativa Agraria Norandino Ltda (Norandino) is one of Peru's leading agro-industrial cooperatives, operating in northern Peru. Norandino collects, processes, and exports a variety of products, primarily coffee, cocoa beans, cocoa paste, and panela, to international buyers in Europe, the US, and Canada. Norandino has been active for over thirty years and is distinguished by its strong social and environmental commitment, prioritizing certified and high quality products (97% of its exports were certified as of 2024).