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Organic coffee is grown promoting processes and materials that have a very low impact on the earth. Organic coffee production techniques help replenish and maintain soil fertility. Organic coffee is produced in a way to reduce the use of toxic pesticides and fertilizers. A select choice of certified organizations travel to farms and verify that the organic farmers use only approved methods and materials permitted in organic certification.
| Organic Espresso blend wholesale price $6.44 per pound Organic Espresso has similar characteristics to our traditional Espresso Blend but we use all Organic coffees. As usual we recommend our espresso have an extraction time between 20 and 25 seconds based on a long shot of 1.5 ounces. |
| Organic Mocha Java blend wholesale price $6.39 per pound Our Organic Mocha Java is similar characteristics to our traditional Mocha Java but we use all Organic coffees. |
| Organic Sea Breeze blend wholesale price $6.52 per pound The requests for organic blends is constantly growing. Having similar characteristics to our traditional Sea Breeze. Organic Sea Breeze is a blend of all organic Latin American coffees blended with dark roasted organic Indonesian coffees. |
| Bolivian Cenaproc Fair Trade coffee wholesale price $6.38 per pound This award winning Fair Trade Bolivian coffee comes from Co-operative CENARPROC (Central de Asociados Productores de Cafe). This organic typica and bourbon coffee is cultivated in the mountain regions of Bolivia principally from colonies such as Central Illimani, Villa Caturapi, Collasuyo, Alto Ascension and Chuma. ARPROCA members work very hard to constantly improve their organic farming cultivation practices and the quality of their organic coffee. The main mission of the members is to conserve the environment and at the same time maintain the economic balance necessary for the subsistence of each organic farmer. They have built raised bed patios for drying, started their own nurseries and provided coffee technicians to further organic agricultural training. |
| Brazil Fair Trade Organic Fazenda Poco Fundo coffee wholesale price $6.66 per pound Poco Fundo co-op boasts 76 members, the "The Associacao dos Pequenos Produtores de Poco Fundo," is in the state of Minas Gerais. In 1991, 76 families united to form the association, intent on increasing the productivity of their small plots and sustaining the quality of family-oriented agriculture in the region. Poço Fundo was Fair Trade certified by Fairtrade Labeling Organizations International (FLO) in 1998. The co-op began exporting to the United States in 2003. There is a small annual production (around six containers) of their best quality. Notes are quite clean and a fruitiness characteristic, something noted in natural dry-process Brazilian coffees. |
| Colombian La Rochela, Valle de Cauca Organic coffee wholesale price $6.28 per pound The GRUPO LA ROCHELA S.A. C.I. is a family company with over 12 years of coffee production experience in the region of Trujillo, Valle del Cauca, Colombia. The decision to reconvert the coffee production from conventional to organic was taken in 1998, beginning with 20% of the total area. Starting in 1999, after having learned from the initial 20% conversion, the remainder of the production was converted to organic coffee. Organic coffee from la Rochela is 100% Organic and has the following characteristics: o Fully traceableo Medium Aromao Medium Acidityo Medium to high bodyo Medium Sweetnesso Medium consistencyo Low Astringency |
| Costa Rican La Amistad Organic Shade Grown coffee wholesale price $6.69 per pound Organic Shade Grown Costa Rican coffee features a mild body and mild acidity with a clean, lively cup. Organic La Amistad is known for its diversity of flora and fauna, as well as its environmentally sound sustainable practices, La Amistad farm produces an very nice Central American organic shade grown coffee. |
| Dominican Republic Barahona Fair Trade Organic coffee wholesale price $6.14 per pound This wonderful coffee is produced in the mountainous region of Barahona which is located in the north western part of the Dominican Republic. The Dominican Republic located in the West Indies occupies the eastern two-thirds of the island of Hispaniola, the second largest island in the Greater Antilles that it shares with Haiti.The Central Mountains, which, originate in Haiti, span the central part of the island, ending up in the south. This mountain range boasts the highest peak in the Antilles, Pico Duarte (3175 m above sea level).The coffee is grown between 1000 and 1350 meters under multi-layers of shade and canopy. The islands were created through volcanic activity making the perfect soil to grow coffee. The Coffee: The coffee is harvested from October through February. The cooperative of Fedecares was established in 1985 and currently has 5500 members.The coffee is hand sorted by women at the dry mill. Once dried and sorted, the coffee is prepared for shipment. The coffee characteristics are a very smooth medium body, medium acidity, with chocolate tones. |
| El Salvador San Mauricio Fair Trade Organic coffee wholesale price $6.27 per pound -ETA September '08- The San Mauricio region located in the mountainous Eastern region of El Salvador is dominated by agriculture. The elevation and topography create perfect conditions for coffee cultivation which is the principal production of the large landholders, cooperatives and small producers. The area where the coffee is grown is dedicated to chemical free cultivation, with crops such as corn, beans, vegetables and citrus fruits appearing next to the coffee plants. The coffee is grown under a rich canopy of shade trees, making the farms sanctuary to many neotropical migratory birds and other endangered local species. The coffee is produced by a cooperative of small farmers. This cooperative of farmers suffered greatly from the civil war in El Salvador. They had to pay war taxes, and their coffee processing facilities were burned in the guerrilla attack in November 1989, thus leaving them unable to collect and process coffee during that period. During postwar times many cooperative members were kidnapped and extorted to pay ransoms to criminals who were mostly ex-militants. Most of these small producers are of Mayan ancestry and they dedicate their productions in the memory of their ancestors by continuing to grow and harvest their coffee in harmony and religious respect for the environment. Times continue to be difficult for these farmers due to the low prices of coffee. They were able to pay off debt caused by the war when coffee prices were high in 1994 due to the Brazil freezes, but have been unable to invest in renovating their farms, causing lower coffee production since. Social and economic development has been almost impossible for them as low prices continue. They have now formed an association of small coffee producers in order to provide support to the cooperative to overcome the problems of coffee production, administrative development and to export fair trade coffee. The terrible earthquakes in El Salvador have created more devastation for these people. The San Mauricio region was hit hard with over 500 homes destroyed and a number of people killed. This tragedy combined with low coffee prices, provides this fair trade coffee an opportunity to help this community! The coffee is certified organic shade grown by the Organic Crop Improvement Association (OCIA) as well as being a fair trade coffee. It is of the Altura variety and is grown at 1200 meters. In the cup, the coffee is clean, medium body, slight acidity, and a mild fragrant aroma. |
| East Timor Maubesse Fair Trade Organic coffee wholesale price $6.82 per pound -ETA September '08-After a difficult history, on May 20 2002, East Timor was internationally recognized as an independent state and the world's newest democracy.Cooperativa Café Timor (CCT) was founded in the wake of the destruction of much of East Timor after it gained independence from Indonesia in 1999. In 2000, a group of farmers united to form CCT in an attempt to market their coffee and re enter the world marketplace. Today, CCT has 19,600members from 16 base cooperatives and 494 small-scale farmer groups. CCT has been certified Fair Trade since 2001. Fair Trade Premiums have allowed CCT to implement the following programs and services to support their member farmers: o Healthcare program that includes 9 stationary health clinics and 24 mobile clinics. On average, 18,000 patients are served monthly at nocharge. o Business skills development program that provides members with professional training in bookkeeping, management, English language, and computer skills. o Wholesale purchasing co-op that provides consumer goods at reasonable prices to small retail outlets in rural areas. o Equipment upgrades and purchases, including six de-pulping machines and eight fermentation vats. |
| Ethiopian Harrar Fair Trade Organic coffee wholesale price $6.59 per pound From the birthplace of coffee this bird friendly bean is grown by indigenous farmers in the southwestern rainforest of Ethiopia. Fair Trade sales of this coffee have assisted Ethiopian communities to increase food security through crop diversification. This is an organically grown and Fair Trade Certified coffee. |
| Ethiopian Yirgacheffe Organic coffee wholesale price $6.89 per pound The growers of this coffee are members of the Oromia Coffee Farmers Co-op, a large cooperative with over 22,000 farmers. Yirgacheffe is prized for its intense brightness, citrusy floral notes, and delicate chocolate sweetness. A nice robust african coffee with a sweet, light-bodied cup. Includes hints of citrus, and a chocolate roast taste with an aromatic finish. |
| Guatemalan San Juan Utapa Organic Fair Trade coffee wholesale price $6.32 per pound San Juan Utapa is located in the mountains of the department of Santa Rosa,south of the capital city of Guatemala. This small farm was establishedby the Santos family towards the end of the 19th century and has been passeddown through the generations. Today, the last heiress of the Santosfamily and her husband run and manage the farm. The farm name comes frommany years ago when the department used to be called De Utapa. Thus thename San Juan Utapa. SanJuan Utapa has grown organically for many years and was certified by OCIAin 1997. The coffee trees and overhead canopy of the natural environmentare very healthy and the farm is very well cared for. The coffeepickers at San Juan Utapa harvest only the red and ripe cherries to betaken to the small wet processing center located on the farm. The cherryis pulped, then fermented for 18-20 hours, depending on external temperatures,then washed and sun dried on cement patios. San Juan Utapa does its ownfinal milling and bagging by hand. Thecup quality of this organic Guatemalan coffee is very impressive with delicatequalities of mild aroma and acidity, medium body, and a smooth, clean anddistinct finish. |
| Mexican Santa Anita Organic coffee wholesale price $6.15 per pound -Decaf Swiss Water Available- FincaSanta Anita has grown coffee for more than a hundred years. For the last30 years, they have only produced organic coffee. The altitude of the farmis between 800 meters and 1000 meters above sea level. The size of thefarm is 213 heactares and produces about 4,500 quintals. This finca belongsto Grupo Hoffmann, which also owns Finca Montagua, Las Chispas and La Granja. |
| Nicaraguan Matagalpa Fair Trade Organic coffee wholesale price $6.35 per pound Located in Matagalpa, a city in Northern Nicaragua, La Central deCooperativas Cafetaleras del Norte (CECOCAFEN) is a coffee cooperativemade up of 1,897 small-scale coffee farmers from nine cooperatives.CECOCAFEN's mission is to produce high quality coffee, provide excellentcustomer service, and raise the quality of life of its members. Since its establishment in 1997, the CECOCAFEN cooperative has taken great stridestoward fulfilling its goals through a wide variety of social, environmental,and productive programs. Fair Trade revenues have enabled the cooperative to implement a varietyof social and productive programs, including: o Credit Programs for Women. More than 225 women participate in CECOCAFEN's savings and loan program. Organized into 15independent groups, women use the funds to invest in activities thatprovide income diversification and food security. o Infrastructure Improvements. Fair Trade revenues helped CECOCAFEN finance a solar processing plant, SOLCAFE, which is the leading mill inthe area. The mill, which was constructed in 1999, has created 20permanent and 350 seasonal jobs for community members. o Sustainable Production. Fair Trade has enabled CECOCAFEN to carry out its commitment to environmental sustainability by preserving water,encouraging soil conservation, and promoting organic and shade coffeecultivation. o Education. Thus far, the cooperative has funded 134 scholarships for children of cooperative members to attend secondary school. The co-ophas also awarded 30 university scholarships and 19 technical schoolscholarships to cooperative members and their children. In this year's Cup of Excellence cupping competition, 21 out of the top 37 winners were member cooperatives of CECOCAFEN. At this year'sSCAA Cupping Pavilion, CECOCAFEN was ranked third out of all theNicaraguan cooperatives that participated in the event.. |
| Papua New Guinea Organic coffee wholesale price $6.54 per pound From the Eastern Highlands Province, just south of the Equator.Weather conditions extremely favorable for coffee harvesting.Certified Organic Arabica of the Typica & Bourbon varietals.Described as having a bright acidity, full body with floral, fruity,complex & balanced flavor. |
| Peru La Florida Fair Trade Organic coffee wholesale price $6.12 per pound -Decaf Swiss Water Available-This is a certified organic shade grown Peruvia coffee. From the northeast slopes of the Andes in Northern Peru it's grown at elevations from 1200 meters to about 2000 meters above sea level. Close to 95% of the coffee with the Andes Gold Mark is of the older variety of Arabica and Typica trees. This coffee creates a medium body with smooth and slightly sweet taste. |
| Rwanda Maraba Fair Trade coffee wholesale price $6.49 per pound The benefits of fair trade are evident in the steep hills of the Maraba district in rural Rwanda. In this traditional coffee growing area 1500 people receive an income from their involvement in the Abahuzamugambi Co-operative which started in 1999. These include people involved in growing, washing, drying, pulping and sorting, and packing the beans. At the core of the co-operative are 650 smallholder farmers, some of whom are widows and orphans of the 1994 genocide. An initiative by USAID and supported, among others by DFID, the project focuses on helping them develop a consistent crop, exchanging high volume and low quality for low volume high quality. The hero was the Bourbon coffee bean, from one of the world's oldest and finest varieties of Arabica tree. Seldom commercially grown today, the trees produce a lower yield compared to many modern varieties, but the taste, according to connoisseurs is "smooth with a sweet fruity nature and rich full body". This makes the beans eminently suitable for the gourmet coffee market.. |
| Sumatran Gayo Mountain Organic coffee wholesale price $6.54 per pound TheGayo Mountain factory strives to maintain a stable economic and environmentalsituation in the region. This coffee is organically grown meaning thereare no pesticides and herbicides used in the production nor have they beenused for at least three years. The Gayo Mountain factory has several mediumto long-term projects planned to improve the reputation and consistencyof the Gayo Mountain Coffee and its people: · Guaranteethe peace and safety of the factory and its employees during the currentpolitical unrest The Gayo Mountainfactory is committed to preserving environment and the well being of thesurrounding community. |