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„Germany's Fair Labeling Organization (FLO), which certifies all fair-trade coffee in the world, charges farmers $2,431 to certify plus an annual base of $607 for recertification and $.02 per 2.2 pounds of coffee sold under the fair-trade label.$.02 per kilo, not pound. He failed to mention the base recertification fees.“
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„An intriguing machine that has been used, in various forms, in Germany for three decades is introduced to North America - the Krups Moca Brew pressure brewing coffee maker.“
http://www.coffeegeek.com/reviews/drip/ krupsmokabrew
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„WMF is the world’s leading manufacturer of fully automated coffee/espresso and cappuccino equipment. Made in Germany since 1927, WMF products are known for their top quality, exquisite craftsmanship and superior design.“
http://www.coffeegeek.com/resources/pressreleases/ scaaatlantashowapril222004
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„TransfiarUSA is a member of the FLO (fair trade labeling organization). The FLO is headquartered in Germany. Any organization using the “fair trade certified” label is under the umbrella of the FLO.“
http://www.coffeeforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=586
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„Fair Trade and other Direct Trade initiatives: According to the Fair Trade Labeling Organization (FLO) in Bonn, Germany, the criteria required for fair trade certification were created taking into account relevant ILO conventions concerning child labor (29, 105 and 138). Under the criteria for coffee, there can be no forced labor, and, because fair trade works with family farms, the children are not working under harmful conditions. Furthermore, the minimum price criteria provide families with a dignified standard of living, eliminating the need for children to work for wages.“
http://www.teaandcoffee.net/0202/special2.htm
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„Interestingly enough, 3 of the 4 cups come from Germany, where the 4th comes from Italy. You'd expect all great espresso cups come from Italy, but during the course of research for this review, I discovered that Germany is a veritable hotbed of porcelain and ceramic makers!“
http://www.coffeegeek.com/proreviews/detailed/ cups
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