<h1>Coffee JV launches Farmer Support Partnership to train 10,000 growers, boost sustainable yields and expand ethical sourcing</h1> A multinational coffee company and its Indian joint venture partner announce a Farmer Support Partnership to enhance India's coffee value chain and support 10,000 farmers by 2030. The initiative, based in Karnataka and extended to key coffee-growing states, will provide agronomy training, model farms, sustainability practices, digital training tools, and one million high-yield Arabica seedlings over five years. The program is tied to commitments on ethical sourcing, regenerative agriculture, climate resiliency, and farm profitability. Concurrently, the joint venture continues its commercial expansion, marking the opening of its 500th Indian outlet and reinforcing its long-term investment and employment presence in India.