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Draft:Circular Health Coffee

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Circular Health coffee is follows the notion that producing goods that are good for the environment are good for you too. In this context, this means the coffee that you consume is produced in a way that combines sustainability, wellness, and environmental responsibility into one. It has a focus on the health benefits that can come from coffee, when created in the correct way. Here are a few key aspects:

Sustainable Farming and Sourcing - Coffee beans that are grown using not only sustainable farming practices but also ethically, including fair wages and working conditions.

Intentional Roasting - These coffee beans are typically roasted at a certain temperature to maximize the levels of the coffee’s most beneficial compounds

Health Benefits - Offering coffee blends with naturally added nutrients, antioxidants, and adaptogens to enhance wellness while completely avoiding additives or harmful chemicals

Eco-Friendly Practices - Like mentioned, coffee that is good for the environment means it is also good for the body. By prioritizing the use of venerable energy and reducing a carbon footprint, it in turn makes the coffee beans better.

References

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https://www.eitfood.eu/podcast/circular-coffee-can-we-make-coffee-sustainable

https://puritycoffee.com/pages/purity-process

https://www.circulareconomyincoffee.org/coffe-circular-economy/