Best Certified Organic Instant Coffee

BRAZILIAN PREMIUM COFFEE CERTIFIED UTZ, RAINFOREST, FAIR TRADE AND 4C ASSOCIATION

           ARÁBICAS

• SANTOS NY 2/3 – SCREEN 17/18  – SSFC
• SANTOS NY 2/3 – SCREEN 14/16  – MTGB
• SANTOS NY 2/3 – SCREEN  17/18 – GC 
• SANTOS NY 2/3 – SCREEN  17/18 – GC 
• GRINDERS – GC  

           ROBUSTA – CONILON

• RIO MINAS SCREEN 17/18 
• RIO MINAS SCREEN 14/16
• RIO MINAS GRINDER 

          DECAF

• • MC PROCESS DECAFFEINATED

Methylene Chloride (MC), or KVW  (Kaffee  Veredelugs Werk), also known as the “European Method” of decaf, is a decaffeination process that uses a solvent to decaffeinate coffee. Coffee is soaked in near-boiling water, then washed with methylene chloride (the MC particles bond to the caffeinated molecules of the coffee), and finally the MC solvent is removed and the beans are reintroduced back into the liquid to reabsorb the oil/flavor of the beans. Though this process involves chemicals, it has been approved by US Drugs and Food Administration. This method helps in the coffee beans becoming richer in aroma and taste and more potent. Therefore this process increases the quality of the coffee beans and helps the customers enjoy the experience of drinking the best organic instant coffee.

RAINFOREST ALLIANCE CERTIFIED

RAC CERTIFIED COFFEE IN BRAZIL Since 2003, the area and volume of certified coffee produce has been increasing, causing significant changes in environmental and agricultural management in addition to the livelihoods of The Cerrado Farm of Minas Gerais. The main source for production of RAC certified coffee stands out in Brazil; accounting for 61% of the national production and 19% of the region Sul de Minas’. In 2014 Brazil produced 2,736,855 60kg bags. We export the majority of our certified organic coffee beans.

4C ASSOCIATION

The 4C project is a code of conduct developed for the coffee sector. It is based on the observance of 28 principles and the exclusion of 10 unacceptable practices such as child labour. Members of this multiparty initiative include Aldi, Kraft and even Nestlé. The 4C project (Common Code for the Coffee Community), was initiated in 2003 by the German Coffee Association (DKV) and the German development cooperation, and brings together representatives of the coffee industry, producers, trade unions, NGOs, certification organizations and international institutions. Before its official establishment in 2006, this group finalized a code of conduct directly inspired by the UN Millennium Goals. It is designed to provide operators in the coffee marketing chain with sustainable livelihoods, with a social, environmental and economic dimension, while helping in the improvement of production, manufacture and supply of rainforest alliance coffee beans. This initiative has certainly helped making the coffee industry a better place, for both the workers, owners, suppliers and customers. By regulating the practices of harvesting and manufacturing coffee under ethical and legal standards, the 4C project has helped improve the coffee industry and by providing the customers with best organic instant coffee. The workers can work under a humane condition, with their rights and benefits, while also not harming the environment. This ultimately helps in a larger production and supply of rainforest alliance coffee beans.