Building on the groundbreaking global agronomy innovation at Hacienda Alsacia, Starbucks first company-operated coffee farm, the company added farms located in Guatemala and Costa Rica with future ...

Hacienda Alsacia is a working farm that has been a global research and development facility for Starbucks since 2013. It was the first of nine Farmer Research Centres in coffee-producing countries ...

Starbucks announced today that it plans to extend its partnership with Arizona State University (ASU) and develop new academic programming at Hacienda Alsacia – the company’s global agronomy ...

The Hacienda Alsacia is sourced from the company’s first-ever farm in South America, acquired by Starbucks in 2013 as an investment to the coffee industry’s sustainability.

The Hacienda Alsacia variety is resistant to coffee rust, which since 2011 has caused billions of dollars in losses for producers in Costa Rica and other Latin American countries. Production ...

Hacienda Alsacia Farm Starbucks aficionados might want to reconsider their next vacation. Today, the coffee giant is opening the doors (and fields) to its 600-acre coffee farm in San Luis, Costa Rica.

Alsacia, the largest private operator in the capital’s Transantiago public transport system, said in a statement that a 90-day forbearance agreement with creditors ended yesterday.