the insider’s guide to healthy organic coffee
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http://buyorganiccoffee.org/875/the-insider%E2%80%99s-guide-to-healthy-organic-coffee/ The Insider’s Guide to Healthy Organic Coffee Organic coffee is free of the up to 150 contaminants that can be found in regular coffee. Healthy organic coffee contains antioxidants that have many beneficial health effects such as a reduced incidence of Type II Diabetes and several types of cancer. For more info continue with our insider’s guide healthy organic coffee. USDA Certified Organic Coffee According to our insider’s guide to healthy organic coffee, organic coffee certification tells you the following: The soil in which organic coffee is grown must have been verified as free from prohibited substances for at least three years. In addition there must be distinct boundaries between land on which organic coffee is grown and land where pesticides, herbicides, and prohibited chemical fertilizers are used. This guarantees that drift of substances sprayed or otherwise applied on adjacent land will not contaminate the organic plot of land. Organic coffee certification includes the adherence to a specific and verifiable plan for all practices and procedures from planting to crop maintenance, to harvest, de-husking, bagging, transport, roasting, packaging, and final transport. The problem for a small coffee grower is that some organic practices can be more costly than conventional practicesIf the coffee farmer cannot obtain a sufficiently high price for his crop his is unable to continue the sustainable farming practices necessary to produce organic coffee. Thus the ability of the consumer to obtain organic coffee antioxidants and other healthy ingredients depends upon the willingness of the consumer to pay for the higher quality coffee available through organic growing practices and organic coffee certification. Alternative Certifications (UTZ and Rainforest Alliance) Not all truly organic coffee is USDA certified. According to the insider’s guide to organic coffee, UTZ certified coffee is commonly organic by all standards except the seal on the bag. This label says that the bag of coffee you are buying came from a coffee farm that employed sustainable agricultural practices, good environmental practices and efficient farm management. A key feature of the UTZ Certified label is that UTZ Certified coffee is traced from grower to roaster. UTZ certified coffee is sold in North America, Europe, and Japan, in nearly fifty nations.TRANSCRIPT
The Insider’s Guide to Healthy Organic Coffee
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Organic coffee is free of the up to 150 contaminants that can be found in regular coffee. Healthy organic coffee contains antioxidants that
have many beneficial health effects such as a reduced incidence of Type
II Diabetes and several types of cancer. For more info continue with our insider’s guide healthy organic
coffee.By:
http://buyorganiccoffee.org/875/the-insider%E2%80%99s-guide-to-healthy-organic-coffee/
USDA Certified Organic Coffee
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According to our insider’s guide to healthy organic
coffee, organic coffee certification
tells you the following:
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The soil in which organic coffee is grown must have been verified as free from
prohibited substances for at least three years.
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In addition there must be distinct boundaries between land on which organic coffee
is grown and land where pesticides, herbicides, and
prohibited chemical fertilizers are used.
By: http://buyorganiccoffee.org/875/the-insider%E2%80%99s-guide-to-healthy-organic-coffee/
This guarantees that drift of substances sprayed or
otherwise applied on adjacent land will not contaminate the
organic plot of land.
By: http://buyorganiccoffee.org/875/the-insider%E2%80%99s-guide-to-healthy-organic-coffee/
Organic coffee certification includes the adherence to a specific and verifiable plan
for all practices and procedures from planting to
crop maintenance, to harvest, de-husking, bagging, transport, roasting, packaging, and final
transport. By: http://buyorganiccoffee.org/875/the-insider%E2%80%99s-guide-to-healthy-organic-coffee/
The problem for a small coffee grower is that some organic
practices can be more costly than conventional practices. If the coffee farmer cannot obtain a sufficiently high price for his
crop his is unable to continue the sustainable farming practices necessary to produce organic
coffee.By:
http://buyorganiccoffee.org/875/the-insider%E2%80%99s-guide-to-healthy-organic-coffee/
Thus the ability of the consumer to obtain
organic coffee antioxidants and other healthy ingredients depends upon the willingness
of the consumer to pay for the higher quality coffee available through organic
growing practices and organic coffee certification.By:
http://buyorganiccoffee.org/875/the-insider%E2%80%99s-guide-to-healthy-organic-coffee/
Alternative Certifications (UTZ and Rainforest
Alliance)
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Not all truly organic coffee is USDA certified. According to the insider’s guide to organic coffee, UTZ certified coffee is
commonly organic by all standards except the seal on
the bag.
By: http://buyorganiccoffee.org/875/the-insider%E2%80%99s-guide-to-healthy-organic-coffee/
This label says that the bag of coffee you are buying came
from a coffee farm that employed sustainable
agricultural practices, good environmental practices and efficient farm management.
By: http://buyorganiccoffee.org/875/the-insider%E2%80%99s-guide-to-healthy-organic-coffee/
A key feature of the UTZ Certified label is that UTZ
Certified coffee is traced from grower to roaster. UTZ
certified coffee is sold in North America, Europe, and Japan, in nearly fifty nations.
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An alternative to organic coffee certification as noted
in the insider’s guide to healthy organic coffee is for a
grower to be Rainforest Alliance certified. The Rainforest Alliance is a
non-governmental organization that works to
conserve biodiversity.By: http://buyorganiccoffee.org/875/the-insider%E2%80%99s-guide-to-healthy-organic-coffee/
It does so for agricultural products by influencing
consumers to buy what is good for the environment and
good for small farmers. Rainforest Alliance certified means that the coffee that
you buy was produced using good land use practices.
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Certified coffee farms meet a strict set of environmental
standards that include preservation of the ecosystem
and reduction in use of synthetic chemicals of all sorts. In addition, strict
health and safety requirements are part of
getting Rainforest Alliance certified.By:
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Short List of Organic Coffee from Colombia and
Panama
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Colombian Organic Coffee Brands
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Linea RojaSostenible
OrigenFrailes
Aribica (UTZ certified)
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Los Lajones Estate Coffee S.A.Leap Of Faith Farms, IncHacienda La Esperanza
Hacienda Barbara JaramilloFinca Señor Ramón Arauz
Finca San Miguel de La MontañaFinca Ramon Arauz
Finca El Remedio – Ama de CasaFinca Dos Jefes
Asociación de Caficultores Orgánicos Ngöbe Ascon
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