Fairtrade, Certified Organic, Shadegrown & Carbon Neutral coffees

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Organic Fairtrade
Juliet BlendJuliet Blend
Organic Fairtrade
Billy DunneBilly Dunne
Organic Fairtrade
Peru Café FemeninoPeru Café Femenino
Organic FairtradeSold out
Ethiopia Sidamo Organic FairtradeEthiopia Sidamo Organic Fairtrade
Organic Fairtrade
Ethiopia YirgacheffeEthiopia Yirgacheffe
Organic Fairtrade
Nicaragua MatagalpaNicaragua Matagalpa
Organic Fairtrade
Colombia AneiColombia Anei
Organic Fairtrade
Peru Café Femenino DecafPeru Café Femenino Decaf
Organic Fairtrade
Mexico ChiapasMexico Chiapas
Organic Fairtrade
Buzz AlleyBuzz Alley
Organic Fairtrade
Isabel BlendIsabel Blend
Organic Fairtrade
Honduras 'Copan Ruins'Honduras 'Copan Ruins'
Organic Fairtrade
Niugini OkapaNiugini Okapa
Organic Fairtrade
Ethiopia Yirgacheffe AdamegorbotaEthiopia Yirgacheffe Adamegorbota
Organic FairtradeSold out
The ScottyThe Scotty
Fairtrade OrganicSold out
MidnightMidnight
Organic FairtradeSold out
The JudeThe Jude

Ensuring we only buy and supply environmentally sustainable and ethically produced coffee is one of our core values. We were the first Australian coffee company to offer the public Fairtrade coffee and today we are proud to offer a range of Fairtrade, Certified Organic, Shadegrown and Carbon Neutral coffees.

All of our coffees are Fairtrade, meaning that growers are fairly compensated for their efforts, working in safe conditions and receive premiums to re-invest into the community.

Shade-grown means that the coffee beans are grown beneath indigenous or mixed forest canopy. This preserves the local ecosystem and allows native flora and fauna to live and thrive among the coffee crops. It also enables local communities to access a sustainable source of income.

Coffees marked ‘Carbon Neutral’ means that there was zero additional carbon released during the production of that coffee.

Whenever you select one of our Fairtrade, Shadegrown, Certified Organic or Carbon Neutral coffees, you’re helping protect the Earth and the livelihoods of the people who produce your coffee.