How to Read Coffee Labels: Arabica, Robusta and Fairtrade Explained
cnetThe secret to buying coffee you love means moving beyond the basics and understanding complex coffee labels. Buying roasted coffee is similar to wine in that the label contains a great deal of information -- country or region of origin, how raw materials were processed, tasting notes -- that contribute to the overall profile of the final product.
A coffee label will also detail any certifications for environmental standards or partnerships to regulate working conditions and compensation. Coffee certifications might seem straightforward but they can be the equivalent of greenwashing (looking at you Rainforest Alliance) if you don't know what you're looking for.
We're breaking down the elements of coffee labels to demystify both specialty and grocery store brands alike, which can also be used ...
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