Organic Coffee – Better for the Environment, Better for your Customers!

Posted: Aug 02, 2010 |Comments: 0 |

Organic food is very popular right now.  Maybe you already buy organic produce at the store.  You know it's better for your family.  Have you ever thought about the coffee that you both drink and supply to your customers, though? Did you know that you have a choice when it comes to coffee? Just like produce, coffee can be grown either traditionally or organically.  So what exactly is organic coffee?

Organic coffee is grown utilizing the natural nutrients in the soil.  Also, the only fertilizer used to aid in the production of organic coffee is that provided by Mother Nature.  No manmade pesticides are used.  What does that mean for you? Better tasting coffee that you can feel good about drinking and about serving! When you combine the practices of growing organic green coffee with doing business according to the fair trade business model, you have organic, green, fair trade coffee! Not only does that sound good to the ear, but it tastes great, too.  It's all around easy to swallow!

Unfortunately, not every commercial coffee roaster provides organic, green, fair trade coffee.  After all, doing so is not the least expensive way of doing business.  This kind of coffee is the best, though.  And when you combine it with state-of-the-art infrared coffee roasters, you end up with the smoothest, low acid coffee possible.  So ask yourself this: who is your commercial roaster? Unless Virtues Coffee Roasters is roasting your coffee beans, you are not enjoying commercial coffee roasting the way you could be.

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