Swiss coffee brand Nespresso will be the first company to source coffees that have met the Rainforest Alliance’s new Regenerative Agriculture Standard, which recognises farms that achieve a comprehensive set of sustainable requirements. The certification aims to help coffee farmers and companies build resilient business structures by helping to restore ecosystems in tropical environments and landscapes. The certification seal will start appearing on Nespresso coffees in 2026, with one of the first certified coffees coming from Yamileth Chacón’s farm in Costa Rica. “With regenerative agriculture, you can see a change. “We’re proud to be the first brand to source Rainforest Alliance Certified Regenerative coffee,” says Jérôme Perez, Head of Sustainability at Nespresso.