Sentence examples for better quality coffee from inspiring English sources

Apparently, in an independent, you'll get a better quality coffee and pay less for it.

We believe in the idea that better quality coffee, better sustainability, and a better life for farmers can go hand in hand, but systematizing it is a challenge".

They pay a premium 25% greater than the Fairtrade minimum price, plus an equivalent Fairtrade social premium and additional quality premiums for the coffee as they tend to sell better quality coffee that requires increased inputs.

In the former case, red coffee cherry pulp is removed mechanically within a short period of harvesting time to produce better quality coffee beans.

According to (Giovannucci and Koekoek 2003), sustainable production practices are the best solution to improve the situation and bring better quality coffee to customers.

So while the coming "shortage" will quite possibly have an impact on the world of coffee, and consumers will have to pay more for their coffee, they will also likely be treated to better quality coffee.

And farmers, keen to avoid another meltdown, have learned that they are better off producing higher quality coffee in a sustainable manner, not just more coffee.

Coffee at higher elevations is thought to be of better quality, so Starbucks only buys coffee grown at elevations higher than about 2,600 feet.

• One of the new online videos opens with Mr. Franti, the musician, who says, "I'm here in Sumatra teaming up with Green Mountain Coffee, where I'm going to learn about how fair trade makes a better cup of coffee and a better quality of life for farmers".

In a Fairtrade buying relationship, as with conventional trade, quality can and is recognised by farmers receiving higher prices for their coffee, rewarding investment in better quality.

He said: "The conversation has become too much about the fact that the scheme (Fairtrade) just happens to provide a minimum price, and this has become so strong as to eclipse any correctly informed discussion about quality – like all coffee sourcing, it is down to the roaster to build strong relationships and demand/encourage/reward growers to produce better quality, Fairtrade or not".