Observed arrival · 2026-09-21
Mohring Tech Maps the Evidence Behind Peru’s Coffee Supply Chains
A field-technology lab building geospatial data systems, sensors, and offline software for agricultural cooperatives and public-sector work in the Peruvian Andes and Amazon.
- For
- Coffee cooperatives, field technicians, and public-interest researchers
- Worth noticing
- The planned EUDR pilot concerns an association of approximately 500 coffee farmers in Pichanaqui, Junín.
Field notes
The lab links parcel-level polygons, public satellite imagery, and field measurements such as climate, humidity, and post-harvest conditions. Its proposed software is intended to keep working on a field technician’s phone without signal, then produce records suitable for audit. The homepage separates a traceability pilot for an association of about 500 coffee farmers from earlier-stage concepts including a regional agroclimate network and an alternative credit-scoring wallet.
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