CRS Fair Trade

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  „CRS Fair Trade Notes: Café Campesino's founder Bill Harris also established Cooperative Coffees-a green coffee importing cooperative that is owned and managed collectively by a small group of specialty coffee roasters committed to foster a more equitable and sustainable coffee trade. Telephone: 229-924-2468“

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History History

  „Organized in 1999, Cooperative Coffees is owned and managed collectively by a small group of specialty coffee roasters located in the United States and Canada. These roasters share a common interest and concern that each has addressed individually - the desire to source sustainably grown coffees and to work closely with the farmers growing it. These roasters know that by working together, cooperatively, they can more readily impact and multiply the positive effects of their selective coffee purchasing.“

http://www.cooperativecoffees.com/about/ history.html - Cached

The Coffees of Honduras The Coffees of Honduras

  „For more about Honduras, see my notes from the 2003 Honduras Specialty Coffee Competition “

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Global Exchange : Battle over beans brews in Berkeley Global Exchange : Battle over beans brews in Berkeley

  „Officials of those companies counter they make coffee available at affordable prices for the mass market. Measure O is also opposed by specialty coffee giant Starbucks Coffee Co. of Seattle and local favorite Peet's Coffee & Tea Inc.“

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clamor clamor

  „A: It’s a demand problem, not a supply problem. Bill Harris, president of Cooperative Coffees, says, “The current supply of fairly traded green beans is estimated to be at least five times larger than the current demand. Conventional coffee roasters and importers will not buy this excess supply unless conscious consumers get involved and help make fair trade standards the standard for the coffee industry. Most coffee companies will only commit to fair trade when their customers demand it.”“

http://www.cooperativecoffees.com/about/news/ clamor20.html - Cached


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