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After sampling over 100 different blends of coffee we were blown away with one in particular. This one of a kind organic coffee is the freshest around and will blow you away also. All organic certified and four times the robust flavor of other major coffee brands! We loved this coffee so much that we decided to sell it solo as our only coffee brand in our store and also online. Available in one half pound and one pound bags. Our coffee is rushed in fresh and bagged in our special flavor savor reusable foil packets. For a healthier better tasting and truly remarkable coffee high get Sharp Labs 100% Organic Grown And Packed All Natural coffee. Our coffee comes ready to brew for your convenience!



What is Organic Coffee?
Organic coffee does not utilizes pesticides or other chemical solutions to natural problems. Rather organic methods include building healthy soil through composting, terracing, and inter-cropping. Organic farmers utilize biological pest control. They incorporate shaded trees and various other sustainable agricultural tools for the health of their coffee trees. They are moving towards the sustainability of the soil, water and ecosystem they use.

Who Benefits?
When you drink organic coffee you benefit yourself, the farmer, and the environment
Yourself
* By choosing organics you are choosing the best ingredients for yourself and your family.
* When you drink your coffee you do not have any fear of synthetics or chemicals being used in the process.
* As you drink you know you made an environmentally and socially conscience decision
* Your choices have helped you make a difference in the world around you

The Growers
* By purchasing organic coffee you support the farmers who decide to grow coffee using organic methods, and help them repay their debt and sustain economically
* Organic coffee prevents pollution of chemicals into local water sources

The Environment
* Organic farming promotes long term sustainability of soil and water supplies
* Organic farming utilizes terracing, composting and recycling methods all which help the earth to be healthy
* Organic farmer lessens the amount of pesticides and chemicals destroying our earth
* Organic methods work in unison with nature to help plants grow and pests to be controlled through biological pest control

Shade-tree Grown
Organic coffee is typically 'shade grown' under a canopy of trees that filters the sun. This is sometimes referred to as 'bird-friendly coffee' because the trees preserve habitat for migratory birds and other wildlife. In this regard, the Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center is said to have documented sightings of up to 150 species of birds on a shaded coffee farm, compared to just five to 20 on a conventional coffee farm. The trees also help to conserve water and topsoil by providing a mulch cover, and the birds act as a natural defence against bugs and other pests. Shade-grown coffees also tends to mature more slowly, which many people believe produces a superior tasting bean. Interestingly, shade-tree growing was the traditional way of growing coffee before the industry became as commercialised as it is today. In contrast, conventional 'full sun' coffee, which was developed in the 1970s and 1980s to increase productivity, is grown without tree cover to allow the coffee plants to be grown closer together. Chemical fertilisers and pesticides, such as DDT, malathion and benzene hexachloride, must be used to compensate for the lack of nutrients and biological diversity.

Who Decides what is Organic?
Several independent third-party certification agencies, such as the Organic Crop Improvement Association, have been established to verify the claims of organic coffee producers. If an agency determines that a grower's operations adhere to its standards, they are allowed to market coffee under the certifier's label. Certification can, however, be expensive, and some organic farmers choose not to spend the extra money to have their farming practices validated by an outside party. Organic coffee is also closely linked with 'fair trade coffee', which involves paying coffee producers a fair price for their product. As with organic coffees, various third-party agencies have been established to certify fair trade producers.

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