The Benefits Of Organic Coffee

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By bskinny

The Benefits of Organic Coffee

Information Provided by:Skinny Coffee

What's in your Cup?

Many NON-Organic Coffees contain Endosulfan which is an insecticide used against the coffee cherry bore. Once on the soil it may take years to break down.

Studies show that Endosulfan affects the central nervous system and prevents it from working properly. Hyperactivity, nausea, dizziness, headache, or convulsions have been observed in adults exposed to high doses. Severe poisoning may result in death.

Make sure your coffee is USDA and OCIA 100% Organic Certified. Grown without the use of pesticides, herbicides, fertilizers, and other chemicals the farmers, community, and enviroment stays protected. Through this you promote sustainable agriculture for future generations. A lot of companies now offer fair trade, organic coffee. One in particular, Boresha Coffee, donates a portion of all sales to the Invisible Children charity that helps the displaced children of Northern Uganda.

Drink ONLY Organic Fair Trade Coffee

Choose ONLY FLO Certified Fair Trade Coffees
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Choose ONLY FLO Certified Fair Trade Coffees
Drink only OCIA and USDA Certified Organic Coffees.
Drink only OCIA and USDA Certified Organic Coffees.

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Jimmy Fuentes 2 years ago

Organic Coffee is great. it is even higher quality control standards if it is fair trade organic coffee. Is boresha coffee fair trade?

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bskinny Hub Author 2 years ago

Hi Jimmy,Yes, all boresha coffee , including the bskinny coffee (aka skinny coffee) is organic, shade grown, fair trade coffee that is infrared roasted (the infrared roasting gives it a very smooth taste). Hope thaty answers your question.

Joe Miller 2 years ago

Great Article.

Thanks for the information

Mike Chronos 19 months ago

From one organic coffee provider to another, I salute you. It tastes better and it's better for you

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