Land-use history
Evidence that coffee was produced on land not subject to deforestation after 31 December 2020. Assessment must address historical land use, not just a current photograph.
EUDR · Regeneration · Transparency
Committed to the land.
Transparent at origin.
Knowing the coffee also means knowing the land. We share Sítio Reverie’s coordinates for anyone who wishes to view our origin through satellite imagery.
View the location01 / Origin location
View the estate by satellite.
A reference point for our origin in Carangola, Zona da Mata, Minas Gerais. Use the coordinates in your preferred imagery platform or open the satellite view.
Only coordinates are shared in this section. Property documents and registry information are not publicly provided on the website.
Reference coordinates
- Latitude
- -20.654519
- 20°39′16,27″ S
- Longitude
- -42.036619
- 42°02′11.83″ W
This point locates the property; it does not define production plots. Imagery dates and resolution depend on the platform. A single image does not establish regeneration or the absence of historical deforestation.
02 / Environmental commitment
Regeneration is demonstrated over time.
Regeneration is the commitment we want to make visible at origin. To communicate results, each action must be linked to its location, date and records that make its progress traceable.
Management records, field comparisons and soil, water and vegetation indicators may be added to the studies once documented and approved for publication. This commitment is not presented as certification or proof of measured outcomes.
Explore our coffee studies03 / European market
What EUDR requires.
Regulation (EU) 2023/1115 covers coffee. It addresses deforestation-free products, legally produced commodities and supply-chain due diligence. It is not a regenerative agriculture certification.
Production geolocation
Identification of the land that produced each lot. Production plots larger than 4 hectares require polygons under the regulation. A reference point does not replace the boundaries of production plots.
Legally produced coffee
Documents and checks concerning relevant legislation in the country of production. Providing coordinates for viewing does not replace a documentary assessment.
Supply-chain due diligence
Verifiable information, risk assessment and the declaration required by the regulation, according to each operator’s role. Origin documentation supports buyers but does not replace their due diligence.
Public satellite viewing shows the location but does not establish EUDR compliance for a coffee lot. That assessment requires land-use history, plot boundaries, documentation and due diligence.
Origin in conversation
Talk to the people who grow it.
Explore our origin and speak directly with the team about the coffees and your operation.