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Welcome to the UK’s First Eco Coffee Pod Advent Calendar Blue Goose Coffee is taking festive coffee gifting into a new eco dimension this Christmas by launching the UK’s first Eco Coffee Pod Advent Calendar for Nespresso ® machines.
Opting for vegan choices when we buy is a way that we can try to make the world a better, greener, and more sustainable place. As it turns out, unfortunately, some types of coffee, though technically vegan, do damage to the environment that is certainly not vegan or vegan-friendly.
This year our Advent Calendar will be debuting some truly spectacular coffee pods including bird-briendly, shade-grown, and forest grown coffees. Read on to find out why these types of sustainably sourced coffees are different and why they are much better for our planet and better for you!
In our modern era, many shipping methods drop the ball regarding keeping things green and sustainable. That is where sailboat coffee comes in. Instead of fossil-fuel-burning ships that haul massive amounts of beans, sailboat coffee utilizes schooners that run on renewable resources like water and wind currents.
In this instalment of our Responsible Coffee series we delve into the differences between ‘speciality,’ and ‘commodity’ coffee and why here at Blue Goose we only buy speciality coffee.
What's the connection between speciality coffee, ethical sourcing, Fairtrade Coffee and caring for the environment? As part of our responsible coffee series we share why we choose with speciality grade coffees and why we pay our growers a premium well beyond the Fairtrade Minimum Price model.
Kicking off our series on responsible coffee, here we share how we source our speciality coffees for our range of compostable coffee pods as well as our ground and whole bean formats.
