With fair trade organic coffee, you not only drink high-quality coffee, but you also make an important contribution to social justice and environmental protection. Our organic coffee beans come from sustainable cultivation and are roasted under fair conditions directly in the countries where they are grown. This means that on average more than twice the added value remains in the growing regions, and you enjoy coffee that is both ecologically and ethically convincing.
Fair Organic Coffee: Transparency and Traceability
Transparency is our top priority. We source our fair organic coffee directly from the coffee farmers and cooperatives, without middlemen. This means that you know exactly where your coffee comes from and under what conditions it was produced. This close collaboration with the producers enables us to ensure the highest quality while at the same time ensuring fair working conditions. The coffees are also roasted directly in the country where they are grown, which ensures that more added value remains locally and the local economy is sustainably strengthened.
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Fair trade organic coffee means that coffee farmers receive a fair price for their coffee, which enables them to earn a living. At the same time, ecological farming methods are used that do not use chemical pesticides and fertilizers. This ensures the fertility of the soil in the long term and protects the environment.
Buying fairly traded organic coffee promotes social justice and environmental sustainability in the growing regions. Farmers benefit from better wages, safer working conditions and are supported in using environmentally friendly cultivation practices, which helps promote biodiversity.
Organic coffee is more expensive because the cultivation and processing methods are more labor-intensive. In addition, coffee farmers receive higher prices for their products under fair trade. The higher costs reflect the environmental and social responsibility that comes with producing organic coffee.
Companies that source fair trade organic coffee contribute to sustainable agriculture and fair working conditions. They can also offer their customers and employees a high-quality, environmentally friendly product that contributes to a better world.
