Fairtrade

So how does it work?

Fairtrade is the only certification that offers farmers a standard, non‑negotiable price for their products. This means they have a safety net when market prices fall, which is vital for the survival of their businesses. Fairtrade focuses on fair trading practices and on strengthening farmers’ positions within the value chain. It also supports small-scale farms in forming cooperatives so they can sell their products together.In addition to fair working conditions, farmers must also meet several environmental requirements. To sell Fairtrade‑certified products, farmers must improve soil and water quality, manage pests responsibly, avoid the use of harmful chemicals, handle waste properly, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and protect biodiversity. To carry the certification label, products must be 100% Fairtrade

Coffee drinks explained: Must haves on your coffee menu

Consumers are being more adventurous when it comes to trying new drinks, nearly half of consumers* are likely to try a new beverage when they visit a coffee shop! It’s more important than ever to have a wide choice of coffee drinks available to your customers, alongside the nations favourites here’s some more must haves for your menu!

Coffee Around the World

The world of coffee is vast - from coffee producing kings like Brazil, to the historic coffee of Yemen. Each region has its own distinct coffee varieties and flavours, and even way of drinking it.
Here at JDE Professional UK, we celebrate the diversity of coffee around the world. It helps us ensure we can create the finest coffee blends with taste profiles that suit your preferences.
We're also aware of the coffee ecosystem and the impact it has on people's lives, and the environment. In this area of our coffee community, we hope to share with you knowledge about the world of coffee and what we're doing to ensure it's sustainable.

Stop Food Waste Day

5 Different Household Uses for Spent Coffee GroundsOur love of coffee means the UK produces an estimated 500,000 tonnes of waste coffee grounds every year (Bio-Bean UK). But did you know, there are different ways you can use spent coffee grounds around your house?
Take spent coffee grounds home from your workplace & follow these five handy hacks on how to use grounds effectively in the kitchen, garden and even in the bathroom! Join us in preventing leftover grounds ending up in landfill this #StopFoodWasteDay.

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