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„Sixteen years ago, I traveled to Guatemala and came face to face with the reality of coffee and poverty. When I returned home, I founded Coffee Kids as a way for coffee drinkers and coffee related businesses to give something back to the families who grow coffee. If you enjoy coffee and care about kids, then you should join Coffee Kids. I invite you to browse our web site, to learn what we do, and to become a Coffee Kids member today.“
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„That year, Bill had traveled to Guatemala and saw first-hand the connection between coffee farming and poverty. He created Coffee Kids as a way for coffee businesses and coffee consumers to give something back to the families who grow coffee.“
http://www.coffeekids.org/about/faq.htm
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View topic - Coffe shop for parents and kids - Coffee Forum
„I am going to provide coffee for parents who have kids. The reason that parents take their kids to coffee shop is that they think a coffee shop should be quite. So I am going to provide facilities for kids such as playground, small library...“
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„In addition, for every case of coffee purchased by participating congregations, Equal Exchange makes a contribution to UUSC to provide additional support to coffee-growing communities.“
http://www.equalexchange.com/interfaith/ uuscproject.html
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„The processing firms accept the coffee beans, at competitive prices, at special collection centers set up in the coffee-growing regions of the country. The coffee is processed by the wet method, and the cherries are washed and dried, ending up as mucilage-free parchment coffee. This product is then stored and eventually will be come green coffee.“
http://www.icafe.go.cr/icafe/ beneficiadores_eng.htm
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Tea & Coffee 06/04 - World News
„Guatemala - Christian Rasch, vice president of the Guatemalan National Coffee Association, Anacafé, announced in the closing ceremony of the International Competition “The Exceptional Cup 2004” the names of the 23 coffee lots that will be sold through the Internet on June 15. Topping the list were Huehuetenango in the first, second, fifth and ninth place; Jalapa in the third and seventh position, followed by Chimaltenango, Sacatepéquez (where the famous Antigua region is located) and Alta Verapaz (where Cobán is from). For the first time, a cooperative ranked as high as to be in the top five.“
http://www.teaandcoffee.net/0604/world.htm
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