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'''Higher Ground Roasters ''' is a gourmet coffee roaster specializing exclusively in Fair Trade, shade grown, organic coffees of specialty grade. The company is located at 8110 [[Parkway Drive]] in [[Leeds]]. | '''Higher Ground Roasters ''' is a gourmet coffee roaster specializing exclusively in Fair Trade, shade grown, organic coffees of specialty grade. The company is located at 8110 [[Parkway Drive (Leeds)|Parkway Drive]] in [[Leeds]]. | ||
Higher Ground pledges 1% of its total revenues to environmental organizations, and also creates special blends for specific non-profits, form which 10% of sales revenues are contributed to the organization. The company offsets its power consumption by buying wind-power credits, and uses an afterburner to reduce its own airborne emissions by 98%. The company uses 100% recycled materials and corn-based plastics in its packaging and donates its waste product to local organic farms for composting. | Higher Ground pledges 1% of its total revenues to environmental organizations, and also creates special blends for specific non-profits, form which 10% of sales revenues are contributed to the organization. The company offsets its power consumption by buying wind-power credits, and uses an afterburner to reduce its own airborne emissions by 98%. The company uses 100% recycled materials and corn-based plastics in its packaging and donates its waste product to local organic farms for composting. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:57, 21 January 2010
Higher Ground Roasters is a gourmet coffee roaster specializing exclusively in Fair Trade, shade grown, organic coffees of specialty grade. The company is located at 8110 Parkway Drive in Leeds.
Higher Ground pledges 1% of its total revenues to environmental organizations, and also creates special blends for specific non-profits, form which 10% of sales revenues are contributed to the organization. The company offsets its power consumption by buying wind-power credits, and uses an afterburner to reduce its own airborne emissions by 98%. The company uses 100% recycled materials and corn-based plastics in its packaging and donates its waste product to local organic farms for composting.
External link
- Higher Ground Roasters website
References
- Lockridge, Deborah (January 14, 2008) "Birmingham Becoming Coffee Roaster Heaven?. Bhamdining.com