Archive · 21 Nov 2025
Starbucks, Tata Partner to Empower 10,000 Indian Coffee Farmers by 2030
Starbucks and Tata are teaming up to help 10,000 Indian coffee farmers grow better coffee and make more money by 2030.
They'll share farming tips, test new ideas, and give away special coffee plants.
Farmers will also learn about protecting the environment.
This is part of Starbucks' long-term plan to grow in India and support its coffee community.
Starbucks and Tata announce Farmer Support Partnership (FSP) for Indian coffee growers
Goal: Empower 10,000 farmers by 2030 with global farming best practices
FSP to set up model farms, test sustainable solutions, and share best practices
Tata Starbucks to donate 1 million high-yield variety Arabica seedlings to farmers
Starbucks to provide digital training tools and educate farmers on regenerative agriculture
- Who
- Starbucks and Tata
- What
- Announced a Farmer Support Partnership for Indian coffee farmers
- When
- November 20, 2025
- Where
- India
- Why
- To empower 10,000 farmers by 2030 with global farming best practices
Starbucks' Perspective
Tata's Perspective
Partnership Motivation
Starbucks' Perspective
Long-term commitment to build a stronger, more sustainable coffee ecosystem
Tata's Perspective
Pairing global agronomy expertise with local footprint to drive tangible impact
- Partnership Name
- Farmer Support Partnership (FSP)
- Goal
- Empower 10,000 farmers by 2030
- FSP Location
- Karnataka, India
- Farmers Supported
- From key coffee growing states including Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, and Kerala
- Seedlings Donated
- 1 million high-yield variety Arabica seedlings over 5 years
