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Sidamo BIO-FT Ethiopian coffee capsules offer you a unique experience with every cup. Enjoy a 100% Arabica coffee, naturally roasted and with a delicately fruity flavour profile, ideal for lovers of good coffee.
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Sidamo BIO-FT Ethiopian coffee capsules are made with Arabica coffee beans from the Sidamo region. Each capsule offers you a cup with an intense, fresh flavour, with notes of jasmine and bergamot, which will transport you directly to the Ethiopian lands. What's more, these capsules are compostable, making them an environmentally friendly option.
Grown at an altitude of over 1,500 metres in the fertile lands of the Rift Valley, this coffee enjoys an ideal climate that favours the growth of coffee beans of exceptional quality. Its delicate acidity and enveloping aroma are the result of a natural environment that nurtures the beans at every stage of their growth.
In addition, the natural roasting of these beans preserves their original nuances and aromas, allowing it to deliver a smoother, more balanced and richer tasting cup. This roasting process not only brings out the floral and fruity notes of the coffee, it is also a healthier and more sustainable process, resulting in a coffee with low levels of acrylamides.
The capsules in which this coffee comes in are compostable. They comply with TUV standards and are certified under the EN-13432 standard, guaranteeing that they decompose completely under industrial composting conditions.
The capsules are compatible with Nespresso®* machines, allowing you to enjoy the authentic taste of Sidamo in a practical and convenient way, without sacrificing your commitment to environmental care. It's a perfect way to combine the best of Ethiopian coffee tradition with the convenience and sustainability of compostable capsules.
*Trademark of a company not related to Alternativa3 SCCL
Ethiopia's Sidamo coffee comes from the Sidama Coffee Farmers Cooperative Union (SCFCU), founded in 2001. This cooperative brings together more than 85,000 smallholder farmers who grow coffee in southern Ethiopia. With its focus on sustainable agricultural practices and respect for the environment, SCFCU is an example of fair trade.
By buying coffee capsules from Ethiopia you support local communities, promoting education, improved infrastructure and the welfare of farmers. Choosing fair trade products is a way of contributing to a fairer and more sustainable world.
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Fair trade is an effective tool for eradicating the poverty and inequalities generated by conventional international trade. Working for gender equality, the eradication of child labour and paying a decent price to the people who grow our ingredients, who organise themselves in cooperatives and make decisions in a democratic way.
Our cooperative is committed to social responsibility policies in all areas: with the producer cooperatives, maintaining long-term relationships; with the consumer, offering maximum quality and transparency; and internally, with policies of family reconciliation, team decision-making, environmentally sustainable surroundings and gender equality. Working in AlterNativa3 allows us to take part in the construction of a better reality in which people are above economic profit.
The producing cooperatives cultivate the products according to traditional, environmentally friendly techniques. No chemicals or artificial additives, which are harmful to health and nature, are used in the further processing.
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