From Farm to Future: How Dimitra and ALKO Are Shaping Japan’s Coffee Market
As the coffee industry continues its evolution toward greater transparency and sustainability, ALKO, an Indonesian specialty coffee producer, has teamed up with an international partner to expand into the Japanese market. With their second café opening in Osaka, Japan, the...
Dimitra partners with Italian Coffee Giant Alkaff to Streamline EUDR Compliance in Italian Coffee Industry
Dimitra, a leading blockchain-based operating system for agricultural technology, has today onboarded Alkaff, a Sicily based international green coffee trading corporation, to its EUDR Due Diligence Service (DDS) platform to ensure compliant coffee supplies in Italy. This platform utilizes artificial...
Dimitra Carbon
Welcome to Dimitra Carbon, a groundbreaking initiative by Dimitra to revolutionize the carbon credit market. Dimitra Carbon takes bold action against climate change, helping farmers obtain new sources of income, while empowering companies to neutralize their emissions through projects that...
2024/12/03
Indonesia cocoa crunch stuns chocolate makers in Asia
From its Malaysian factory in the state of Johor, Italian agro-food company Unigra makes ingredients from chocolate chips to cocoa powder used by confectioners for export across Asia to markets such as China, Taiwan and Thailand.
2024/11/22
Supporting Farmers for EUDR Readiness: Why All Stakeholders Must Act Now
The European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) has officially passed, and while the media may frame its “phasing-in” as a delay, the reality is quite different. This misconception could be harmful to not only farmers but also traders, operators, and other stakeholders who mistakenly believe they have ample time to prepare. The truth is that this phasing-in period is not a...
2024/11/13
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations launches an app to support Indigenous pineapple farmers in Suriname
Dimitra, a global leader in agricultural technology and sustainability solutions, is supporting the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) to develop a smartphone application for Indigenous farmers in Suriname. FAO is working in the country to enhance organic pineapple production by leveraging blockchain technology to modernize cultivation practices, boost productivity, and secure market access. Leveraging Dimitra's traceable...
2024/11/11
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations launches an app to support Indigenous pineapple farmers in Suriname
Dimitra, a global leader in agricultural technology and sustainability solutions, is supporting the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) to develop a smartphone application for Indigenous farmers in Suriname. FAO is working in the country to enhance organic pineapple production by leveraging blockchain technology to modernize cultivation practices, boost productivity, and secure market access. Leveraging Dimitra's traceable...
2024/10/28
Here’s how blockchain helps businesses to automate ESG reporting
Dimitra, an AgTech project, helps businesses meet ESG goals with new blockchain-based services. As the adverse effects of climate change become more visible every day, the demand for sustainable practices is also soaring. Environmental, social and governance (ESG) considerations are no longer an optional part of corporate strategy but an essential requirement for companies to remain competitive and credible. 83%...
2024/10/17
From Farm to Future: How Dimitra and ALKO Are Shaping Japan’s Coffee Market
As the coffee industry continues its evolution toward greater transparency and sustainability, ALKO, an Indonesian specialty coffee producer, has teamed up with an international partner to expand into the Japanese market. With their second café opening in Osaka, Japan, the partnership showcases their commitment to providing consumers with ethically sourced, traceable coffee. At the core of this initiative is Dimitra’s...
2024/10/02
EU proposes delay to deforestation regulation
The European Commission has proposed a 12-month delay to the EU Deforestation Regulation after months of lobbying by certain governments and companies. The EU executive has also published additional guidance on the regulation. Environmental organisations said the proposal was unacceptable when so many companies have invested time and money to be ready for the original end-of-year deadline.