3BL Media's Blog – December 2011 Archive (1)
Inspiration + Collaboration; How Smart Relationships Make Great Coffee
Equator Coffees and Teas is a women-owned business based in Marin Country, California, and focuses on quality and sustainability. Equator has worked with Sustainable Harvest to source coffees since 2007 and has partnered with Sustainable Harvest to build relationships with producers in Tanzania and Ecuador, among other places. Equator truly understands the coffee supply chain from seed to cup and makes environmentally, socially, and economically…
Added by 3BL Media on December 23, 2011 at 7:03pm — No Comments
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