
Finca Triunfo Verde is a cooperative of smallholder organic farmers operating in the buffer zone of the El Triunfo biological reserve. Through ecologically friendly practices, they promote conservation, resource recovery, and local biodiversity. Their mission is to improve member livelihoods by selling high-quality organic coffee at a fair price to markets that value their environmentally conscious efforts.
As environmental stewards, Triunfo Verde actively engages its members in environmental education. Through technical and agronomic support, farmers receive the necessary training to develop their households into productive campesino enterprises, fostering sustainable economic development within their communities.
All business operations—from coffee collection and commercialization to technical, financial, and productive assistance, as well as community development and diversification—are managed inclusively and democratically. The cooperative is founded on principles advocating for gender and racial equality and religious freedom.
Ultimately, their mission is to demonstrate that agriculture can be compatible with rational resource use, promoting social and economic development in underserved communities. Their goal is to improve humankind's relationship with nature through feasible and ecologically sound means, while maintaining social justice as a core principle.
Photos courtesy of  Triunfo Verde
Finca Triunfo Verde, S.C.
- FLO ID#: 3116
- Organic Cert
Profile
- Total Bags Purchased: 6194
- Partner Since: 2018
- Founded: 2000
- Total Members: 372
- Total Hectares: 1271.32
- Organic Members: 369
- Female Members: 131
- Avg Farm Size: 3.42 ha
- Organic Hectares: 1263.31
- Full time staff: 12
- Fulltime Agronomists: 4
- Harvest: Dec-Apr
- Elevation: 1000-1700 m
Varietals Grown:
- 32% Anacafé14
- 22% Bourbon
- 10% Catimor
- 9% Other
- 7% Pacas
- 6% Typica
- 6% Pache
- 2% Costa Rica 95
- 2% Sarchimor
- 2% Pacamara
- 1.5% Oro Azteca
- 0.5% Other
Social Premium Investment: 2025 Crop Year
Fair Trade Certification guarantees 20 cents/lb of the price paid a producer organization is set aside as a social premium. How this money is invested is a decision taken collectively by the general assembly of members at the end of each harvest. Below is a break down of how producers in this organization chose to spend their fair trade premium.
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Improve Yields
Support for the management and renewal of organic plantations owned by small-scale producers. Financing for plant material (seedlings) and labor costs for plantation renewal and pest and disease management.
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Projects We Supported:
| Date | Project | Status | Report |
| 6/25/26 | Ecosystem-Based Adaptation and Climate Change Mitigation in Sustainable Farming | Approved | |
| 6/25/26 | Diplomado Sembrando Vida - Triunfo Verde | Approved | |
| 5/7/26 | Strengthening Sustainable Food Systems in Coffee Growing Communities | Approved | |
| 7/24/25 | Infrastructure Adaptations for Environmentally Sustainable Production - Phase II | Approved | |
| 6/24/24 | Infrastructure Adaptations for Environmentally Sustainable Production | Approved |
