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    Home » Organic and Fair Trade Coffee Beans

    USDA Certified Organic Coffee

    Certification of Coffee by the USDA

    For coffee to be certified by the United States Department of Agriculture it must be grown using at least 95% organic fertilizers and without the use of chemical pesticides.

    After three consecutive coffee crops are harvested the coffee farmer may request an inspection by a USDA-certified agency to certify the coffee farm and the coffee beans as USDA Organic Coffee.

    USDA Certified Organic Coffee and Espresso Brewing Tips

    For tips on brewing the perfect cup of USDA Certified Organic coffee see our section on coffee brewing. You can also read detailed coffee flavor profiles of gourmet coffee and instructions on preparing Espresso Drink Recipes.

    For step-by-step instructions see Pulling A Perfect Espresso Shot as well as How to make a Latte.

    For detailed definitions of coffee terminology see the Coffee Terms.  Also check out the World's Best History of Coffee.



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