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February 28, 2006

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mip

Another good Coffee Conversation Steve (which I enjoyed listening to over a good latte of my own!). I found the content really informative and Tim did a great job driving home the concept of how this all sits within the enterprise. Look forward to hearing next week's coffeeCast.

peets coffee


Fair Trade Coffee is an organization that protects the laborers who work hard to bring you great coffee. Fair Trade

Coffee is produced a bit differently from regular beans, but still ensures that the beans are of the highest caliber.

In the United States people drink a lot of coffee, from cappuccino to espresso. Most people couldn't face a day without

their morning cup, but most people have no clue how coffee is made. Fair Trade Coffee helps bring information on this

process to the many coffee drinkers in the U.S.

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