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Tea & Coffee 11/01 - The Fair Trade Ideal: The Ultimate Answer For Sustainability? (Cont)

  „Roasters are having trouble understanding some of Transfair USA's interests. An importer buying Fair Trade coffee, under license with Transfair USA may not sell it to a roaster as Fair Trade coffee unless the roaster too has signed a Fair Trade agreement with Transfair USA.“

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Drinking Decaffeinated Coffees

  „Stop by your favorite roaster and ask to taste their decaf coffees. Usually they are quite willing to share their knowledge. If you are in the bay area, call either of the following numbers to find the Peet's or Starbucks nearest you.“

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Café Forum | Romanian Coffee Companies

  „2 apt48, Bucharest, Romania - Tel: (++4) 092-721-534 - Fax: (++401) 411-6149 - Email: coffeeland@fx.ro Expresso Coffee S.R.L. Importer, roaster, packager, distributor - Orhideelor 31-33, Sector 1, Bucharest, Romania - Tel: 0040.1.3111857 or 0040.1.6385333 - Fax: 0040.1.3111857 - Email: expresso@ines.ro Return to Menu   Coffee Products/Services No listings for this category at this time - If you own or operate a business in this category, click here to register your free listing in Café Forum. Thank you! Return to Menu“

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Tea & Coffee 07/01 - Make Mine a Decaf

  „First, as one West Coast roaster noted, “Restaurants waste so much decaf that they could increase their sales significantly without going through that much coffee. In the past, many of our customers might have brewed a pot of decaf and then thrown it out after a designated amount of time due to freshness concerns. Now, they might be selling several cups out of that pot,” observed John Di Ruocco of Mr. Espresso in Oakland, California.“

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