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Editorial illustration representing coffee producer Women smallholders of Sierra Mazateca; not a verified photograph

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Women smallholders of Sierra Mazateca

The women smallholders of the Sierra Mazateca are a collective of indigenous producers located in the mountainous northern region of Oaxaca, Mexico. These women manage smallholder farms across various municipalities, including Eloxochitlán de Flores Magón, San Mateo Yoloxochitlán, and Huautla de Jiménez, where they play a central role in coffee production and high-level decision-making.

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History

The women of the Sierra Mazateca utilize traditional farming methods, often employing polyculture systems where coffee is grown alongside fruit and timber trees with little to no agrochemicals. While historically men have often received the credit for coffee production, these women are increasingly recognized for their active role in the supply chain and their efforts to connect with international markets.

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Editorial illustration representing coffee producer Women smallholders of Sierra Mazateca; not a verified photograph
Editorial illustration · not a verified portrait
Editorial illustration representing coffee producer Women smallholders of Sierra Mazateca; not a verified photograph
Editorial illustration · not a verified portrait
Editorial illustration representing coffee producer Women smallholders of Sierra Mazateca; not a verified photograph
Editorial illustration · not a verified portrait

Published coffees linked to Women smallholders of Sierra Mazateca

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Research sources & verification

These source links were recorded for this producer profile. They provide a way to check the documented claims; the links do not independently establish each person's identity, current farm relationship or coffee lot.

Research last reviewed: 2026-10-10

  1. Source 1: onyxcoffeelab.com
  2. Source 2: thefellowproducts.shop
  3. Source 3: commonplacecoffee.com
  4. Source 4: baristasite.com

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