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Ecocoffee is pleased to work with Cafédirect, the UK's largest Fairtrade hot drinks company, to offer their brands, Cafédirect, Teadirect and Cocodirect, to our customers. You will find the Cafedirect products by following the links to Instant Coffee, Tea Bags and Hot Chocolate.
Cafedirect farmers have the expertise to provide the exceptional quality that our customers require. Cafedirect buy from 39 producer organisations in 13 countries, ensuring that over a quarter of a million growers receive a decent income from trade. This also ensures that you enjoy the finest selection of coffees, teas and chocolate drinks for your business or organisation.
As part of their Gold Standard Fairtrade policy, over the past three years Cafedirect has invested on average 60% of their profits in the businesses and communities of their grower partners.
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Home > ecocoffee RETAIL PACKS 12x227g (Beans/Ground) >
227g PACKETS FOR RETAIL SALE (Whole Beans or Roast & Ground)
N.B. If you are looking to buy coffee in quantities of less than 6 x 1000g or 12 x 227g, please go to our retail site at www.ecocoffeeshop.co.uk .
Rates vary from £2.14 per packet for orders of 8 cases (96 packets) of coffee. Resale prices achieved vary from around £3.50 to £4.50 per packet depending on the certifications and origin.
Our pricing is shown in more detail when you go into the product page through the links below. Pricing is the same for whole beans or ground coffee. Minimum order is one case.
Your coffee will be roasted to order and delivery is normally made within 7-10 days of your order.
We can supply point of sale information in association with larger regular orders if required. Our customer feedback is that this information about the particular producers creates a real interest in the coffee.
You can order on-line below or call us on 01342 833723, or send an email to orders@ecocoffee.co.uk setting out your requirements.
* FREE DELIVERY FOR ORDERS WITH A VALUE OF OVER £250 *
There is a fixed delivery charge of £9.50 per delivery per site for orders valued at under £250.
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* DELIVERY IS FREE FOR UK ORDERS WITH A VALUE OF OVER £250 *
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N.B. If you are looking to buy coffee in quantities of less than 6 x 1000g or 12 x 227g, please go to our retail site at www.ecocoffeeshop.co.uk
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Fairtrade certification guarantees farmers will receive a fair payment for their investment and hard work, regardless of market fluctuations. This encourages long term community development and empowerment, and consistent production of the finest quality coffee beans.
For deliveries outside the UK, please contact us by telephone (01342 833723) or email (enquiries@ecocoffee.co.uk) for a quote.
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You can buy and pay on-line if you wish. If you prefer to order and/or pay without going through the web site, please contact us as below to place your order and/or to discuss terms.
CONTACT US by email at enquiries@ecocoffee.co.uk
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contact us by post at
Manor House, East Grinstead Road, Lingfield, Surrey, RH7 6NE
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Tel 01342 833723
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Our Premium Blend coffee is blended specifically for food service requirements, being especially suitable for both pure espresso and espresso based milky coffees, but also as a longer black coffee.
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Rising Prices Good News for Coffee Farmers
Coffee prices took a major dive in the second half of 2008 but are now rising again. The long term projected uptrend is also good news. Prices are now (September 2009) stabilising around and above the 3$ per kilo mark, having plummeted to near 2.50$ per kilo in the early part of 2009.
Demand for Arabica beans is expected to grow at a faster pace than for Robusta. The move by companies such as McDonald's, Maxwell House and Dunkin Doughnuts to use only Arabica beans for their coffee is indicative of a reversal in the trend towards cheaper robusta coffee from traditional Arabica varieties, which started in the 1990s.
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