The History Of Coffee - National Coffee Association (#)

  „Today coffee is grown in a multitude of countries around the world.  Whether it is Asia or Africa, Central or South America, the islands of the Caribbean or Pacific, all can trace their heritage to the trees in the ancient coffee forests on the Ethiopian plateau.“

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The Coffee Review - the world's leading coffee buying guide

  „Most fair-traded coffees are produced in Central and South America, with only a handful of fair-trade options from the great origins of East Africa and the Pacific. But given the success of the fair trade movement, I expect to see more variety in coming years.“

http://www.coffeereview.com/ reference.cfm?id=100 - Cached

UCC Coffee Project

  „Most small coffee farmers live in isolated communities in some of the poorest countries in Latin America, Africa and Asia. They usually sell their coffee through middlemen, known to Central American farmers as "coyotes." With world prices in constant flux and coyotes offering the lowest price possible, farmers never know how much they'll get for their crops.“

http://www.equalexchange.com/interfaith/ucc.htm - Cached

Coffee Origin - From South America, Africa, Asia Pacific, Coffee Pictures and Attributes.

  „This section details the origin and estates of coffee producing countries. Topics includethe type of coffee grown, the famous coffee names or brands. It also explains the natureof the coffee beans and its characteristics.“

http://www.koffeekorner.com/koffeesources.htm - Cached

Anthony Ramirez (INeedCoffee.com)

  „Anthony Ramirez works for the Specialty Coffee Association of America, in Long Beach, CA. He says "I love my job and really look forward to each new day to help someone better understand the coffee industry, or connect members to affiliated businesses or products in the specialty coffee industry."“

http://www.ineedcoffee.com/by/anthony_ramirez/ - Cached

Lutherans Pursue Good Coffee, Fairly - Fair Trade Coffee Project - Lutheran World Relief

  „According to Lutheran World Relief (LWR), some 20 million coffee farmers in Africa, Asia and Latin America often struggle to make a simple living and lack adequate health care and education for their children. One way Lutherans are supporting coffee farmers is by purchasing coffee directly from farmers in a process called "fair trade."“

http://www.lwr.org/coffee/elcanr.asp - Cached

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