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Kawa Java 2009
Kawa Java has unparalleled body, is positioned as a premium single varietal, organically shade- grown and adheres to a Fair Trade product. Europe and China have been the major market for quality Ugandan coffee. Germany is a strong buyer of Arabica beans. There are an estimated 500,000 farmers in Uganda. Most of them work on family farms and maintain the organic cultivating practices of their ancestors. Kawa Java believes in the social responsibility to see that these farming families and their communities receive fair compensation for their labor and skills. This provides an incentive to continue their organic practices. Purchase Kawa Java and know that you are supporting Nanziri's efforts towards improving the quality life of a Ugandan farmer and his or her family.
Kawa Java Served at the United Nations Annual Meeting- New York City, June 28-July 2, 2010
COFFEE MENU INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S COFFEE ALLIANCE - EMPOWERING WOMEN FROM SEED TO CUP
AMR/ Roundtable Breakfast July 2, 2010
UGANDA BUGISU AA
Kawa Java company founder, Nanziri Clark is a Ugandan born woman living in the US who takes great pride in her native country and remains very passionate and optimistic about business in Uganda. In 2009, Kawa Java was formed to import the best organic sustainable coffee to connoisseurs in the United States. The company pays a living wage that allows the farmers to put aside money for their children’s health, education, and farming.
EL SALVADOR
Finca Kilimanjaro is a coffee produced by an extraordinary El Salvadoran woman. In 2004 Aida Batlle was the first woman to win first place in the well known coffee competition called Cup of Excellence. Today Aida’s coffees are in demand around the world, she’s often quoted in the NY Times, CNN News, and other major media. The Cup of Excellence program was started in 1999, a project funded by the International Trade Center with the purpose of helping countries receive better prices for their specialty coffee.
NICARAQUA
Micro Loan Blend is a coffee brand owned by the Foundation for Women, an organization dedicated to serving impoverished women and those with disease by creating and funding microcredit programs globally and locally. Profits from the sale of the coffee help fund the organization’s grassroots movement to eliminate global poverty through microcredit. Micro Loan Blend features Las Hermanas, an all women's organic and fair trade certified coopera- tive in Nicaragua.
http://www.womenincoffee.org/
http://www.un.org/en/ecosoc/
http://www.un.org/en/ecosoc/
AMR/ Roundtable Breakfast July 2, 2010
UGANDA BUGISU AA
Kawa Java company founder, Nanziri Clark is a Ugandan born woman living in the US who takes great pride in her native country and remains very passionate and optimistic about business in Uganda. In 2009, Kawa Java was formed to import the best organic sustainable coffee to connoisseurs in the United States. The company pays a living wage that allows the farmers to put aside money for their children’s health, education, and farming.
EL SALVADOR
Finca Kilimanjaro is a coffee produced by an extraordinary El Salvadoran woman. In 2004 Aida Batlle was the first woman to win first place in the well known coffee competition called Cup of Excellence. Today Aida’s coffees are in demand around the world, she’s often quoted in the NY Times, CNN News, and other major media. The Cup of Excellence program was started in 1999, a project funded by the International Trade Center with the purpose of helping countries receive better prices for their specialty coffee.
NICARAQUA
Micro Loan Blend is a coffee brand owned by the Foundation for Women, an organization dedicated to serving impoverished women and those with disease by creating and funding microcredit programs globally and locally. Profits from the sale of the coffee help fund the organization’s grassroots movement to eliminate global poverty through microcredit. Micro Loan Blend features Las Hermanas, an all women's organic and fair trade certified coopera- tive in Nicaragua.
http://www.womenincoffee.org/
http://www.un.org/en/ecosoc/
http://www.un.org/en/ecosoc/
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