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Celebrating the Mexican Revolution: A Legacy of Freedom, Resilience, and Empowerment
Today, November 20th, we honor the anniversary of the Mexican Revolution—a transformative moment in history that reshaped Mexico’s fight for liberty, equality, and justice.
Why every café needs a ready-to-drink option on the menu
Flavorful, ready-to-drink beverages are growing in popularity among young coffee drinkers, and brands are fighting for relevance in this emerging consumer market.
From Chicas to cup: Why Soldadera is proud to partner with Chica Bean
A lot of coffee roasters talk the talk about fair trade, but Soldadera Coffee is determined to find partner companies that walk the walk.
A little taste of Posada
We had a blast last weekend at the Grand Rapids Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony. This is a special time of year for us because we get to reflect on the Mexican culture that inspires our brand and our amazing coffee.
Las Posadas: A Journey of Light, Community, and Celebration in Mexico
Learn more about how we at Soldadera are celebrating Las Posadas from December 16th to December 24th. Learn more about the history and importance of Las Posadas in the Mexican community.
Here are the facts about Soldadera's new shelf-stable cold brew
Soldadera fans know that for the past few years we have been hard at work perfecting our new shelf-stable formula for our famous cold-brew coffee. Having a shelf-stable product will allow us to expand our presence, hitting more store shelves and reaching more customers across the Midwest and beyond, but what does "shelf-stable" mean for you, the customer?
Is Hispanic Heritage Over or Just Beginning: The Uphill Battle, Soldadera Style
Hispanic Heritage Month may be over, but our support isn’t. Here are a few ways you can keep honoring and uplifting the Hispanic community.
Here's how Mexicans do Valentine's Day
Celebrating Valentine's Day in Mexico isn't all that different from in the U.S., but single people don't have to be left out.
Meet your farmer: Amilsa Aguilar
For our final entry in our Meet Your Farmer series, we're introducing you to Amilsa, a small entrepreneur, an active member of the church and a loving mother and wife.
Meet Your Farmer: Doña Maritza Roque
Maritza is a woman who embodies the term fabulous.
Meet Your Farmer: Sucy Donis
Like everyone in Las Flores, Sucy grew up in coffee. As a child, her family didn’t own any land, but rather worked as day labor on other people’s coffee farms.
Meet your farmer: Ana Petronila
We first started working with Ana two years ago, albeit indirectly. We had been contacted by a cooperative, Cooperativa Coatitlán, in the Atitlán region that was looking to highlight its female contributors' work and was hoping we would purchase its coffee.
