Level Ground Trading --making the dream come true - coffeecrew.com - victoria, b.c. canada (#)

  „By 2003, Level Ground was bursting at the seams (some office staff had moved to a VW van in the parking lot) and therefore purchased and renovated a larger facility. This move included the installation of two roasters and provided room for storage of our Colombian coffee, decaf, Bolivian organic, Panela (cane sugar) and Frutos (dried tropical fruit). 2004 promises to be another exciting year! Julian from Bolivia will be staying with us from March until June to learn language and understand our business.“

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