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CoffeeGeek - Swiss Water Decaffeinated Coffee Company, Inc. Introduces Organic Cascadia Blend

CoffeeGeek - Swiss Water Decaffeinated Coffee Company, Inc. Introduces Organic Cascadia Blend ()

  „(SWDCC) decaffeinates premium coffees to a 99.9-percent caffeine-free level. The SWISS WATER® Process is an organically certified, 100% chemical-free, proprietary decaffeination process used by premium roasters and demanded by discerning decaf drinkers around the world. The SWISS WATER® Process is the world's only branded decaffeination process and SWDCC supports its brand through ongoing consumer research and focused consumer advertising. For more information about SWDCC, Inc., Organic Cascadia Blend™, or brokers and roasters that carry SWISS WATER® Process decaf, visit www.swisswater.com. “

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  „Swiss Water Decaffeinated Coffee Company, Inc. (SWDCC) decaffeinates premium coffees to a 99.9-percent caffeine-free level. The SWISS WATER® Process is an organically certified, 100% chemical-free, proprietary decaffeination process used by premium roasters and demanded by discerning decaf drinkers around the world.“

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