And let's not forget the people who make it all possible – the coffee farmers. They're the real MVPs, ensuring that we never run out of the good stuff. So, let's raise our cups to them and enjoy another day fueled by the magical beans!
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 Poverty reduced the cognitive performance of the poor because poverty consumes spiritual resources, leaving fewer cognitive resources to guide choices and actions.
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UNITED NATIONS — The U.N. General Assembly overwhelmingly approved a resolution Thursday recognizing the right to a clean, healthy and sustainable environment, a vote Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called “historic.”
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Innovation that matters!!!

  • Vanessa Hernandez
Don Maslow Coffee was founded to demonstrate that there is a more sustainable way to grow and process coffee. 
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Living a low impact life does not have to break the bank. 
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New tech in coffee  - The Integrated Open Canopy

  • Vanessa Hernandez
Don Maslow Coffee is grown using an environmentally friendly method called ‘Integrated Open Canopy’ (IOC), which is a technology developed by the Mesoamerican Development Institute, an NGO based from the University of Massachusetts Lowell in Boston USA. The IOC method is a way of growing coffee that instead of clearing woodland to make way for the farm, includes the forest habitat as part of the coffee farm...
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Fairtrade vs Direct trade coffee - explained

  • Vanessa Hernandez
As a coffee lover, you have probably heard about Fairtrade and Direct trade coffee, and there is a lot of debate surrounding which is better. In order to dispel some of the myths, we wanted to explain the difference between the two, and the pros and cons of each. In a world of free market economics, the price of a commodity such as coffee is determined by its supply levels versus the level of demand for it. If the supply level is higher than the demand for it, the price generally reduces, however, when the supply falls, and demand exceeds the supply, the price will go up as buyers are prepared to pay more for it...
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