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  „Instead of poverty and hunger, fair trade can ensure the very survival of the family owned farms that deliver much of the world's coffee. The difference to the American consumer is mere pennies per cup of coffee, a worthwhile trade to support family farms and to maintain a stable coffee market. It's worth noting that organically grown, fair trade coffee is free of petrochemicals and is tastier than regular coffee.“

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  „Bellissimo Coffee InfoGroup, well known for its award-winning training materials and business consulting services, announces the opening of the American Barista and Coffee School (ABC's) in Portland, Oregon.“

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  „His early involvement and insights into the American gourmet coffee movement have been written about in numerous national and international industry trade publications, where Mr. Milletto has been hailed as a pioneer of the American espresso industry and dubbed "Mr. Espresso USA."“

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Global Exchange : Fair Trade Coffee

  „Meanwhile coffee companies have not lowered consumer prices but are pocketing the difference. "The drastic fall in coffee prices means, in two words, poverty and hunger for thousands of small producers in Latin America," says Merling Preza Ramos, Director of PRODECOOP Fair Trade cooperative in Nicaragua. Learn more about the coffee crisis by reading Global Exchange's statement .“

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Amazon.com: Books: The Motel in America (Road and American Culture)

  „The Motel In America explores the effect on American culture as citizens became motorists. The popularity of motels grew steadily throughout the century, booming after World War II, and reaching a peak in 1961 with over 61,000 motels operating throughout the country with the vast majority of them independently owned, introducing Americans to consumer novelties like color televisions, automatic coffee makers, shag rugs, and residential swimming polls. By the 1980s the number had dropped to around 40,000 with most of them affiliated with referral and franchise chains, reflecting the traveler's need for uniform quality and the entrepreneur's desire for regional or national recognition. The Motel In America is a comprehensive history from autocamp to franchise, illustrating much that is central to the American experience.“

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Café Cubano (Cuban Coffee) (INeedCoffee.com)

  „It is not sipped or savored … it is shot! Café cubano is at-least double the strength of American coffee. It is a daily morning ritual for Cubans and Cuban-Americans. At any time of day or night at the countless little Cuban restaurants that dot Miami, people line up for "jolts" of café cubano served in thimble-sized paper cups.“

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