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I’m currently on a mission to find the most ethical coffee on Amazon (good for people and the planet).
Amazon’s Amazon Fresh Direct Trade Nicaragua is selling for $6.57 for a 12oz bag. It also advertises its Rain Forrest Alliance certified. But for that cheap of a price….no way right??
My understanding is Direct Trade ≠ Fair Trade. So do we think they’re still paying the farmers a shitty wage? Or how are they profiting on this?
There are actually a lot of third party sellers on Amazon that sell coffee with ethical practices.
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I went down a deep rabbit hole yesterday trying to decide which coffee to buy. Thank you!