In ancient times, pepper was called black gold. But for us, it is worth much more than a precious metal. It is a way for us to help those who really need it, while offering the world something truly unique.
It started in Cambodia
We started the .pepper..field project in 2018. We discovered the incredible taste of Kampot pepper and the sad reality of the exploitation of small farmers.
Thanks to 100% fair trade pepper purchases, we bring to Cambodia:
- economic growth
- self-sufficiency
- technological development
- a better standard of living for 2,000 people from these farming families
The fruits of our joint work are visible in the 100% harvest purchases and the sustainability awards we have received.
What makes us unique
Welcome to the world of .pepper..field, a place where the exceptional taste of Kampot pepper, beautiful gifts, authenticity and the desire to change lives for the better come together.
Award-winning quality
The quality of Kampot pepper is truly exceptional. This is evidenced by our regular successes in one of the most prestigious gastronomic competitions in the world - the Great Taste award. In 2021, we were the first Czech project to receive the Golden Fork - the highest award in this competition.
Direct and fair trade
Our goal is to motivate others to buy pepper from farmers in the same way:
- We pay small farmers of Kampot pepper a 100% fair trade price.
- The price is officially set by the KPPA.
- The farmers receive the full amount from us and without intermediaries.
- Everything takes place under our full supervision.
Today, .pepper..field is the only company in the world that adheres to this fair model.
How money helps
We know all the farmers and we always take care of them. That's why we know that the money most often goes to:
- farm maintenance
- healthcare
- school fees and school supplies for their children.
In addition, we at .pepper..field are committed to returning a portion of our profits back to Cambodia for education and healthcare projects. During the crisis in 2020, we organized the food drive Million for Cambodia.
