Organic coffee farming often includes fair trade principles, which can ensure that farmers are paid a fair price for their beans and have access to resources and support to improve their livelihoods.

When you're shopping for coffee, you might not think much about where it comes from or who grew it. But the truth is that the coffee industry is a complex and often exploitative system, with small farmers at the bottom of the chain often getting paid very little for their hard work. That's where fair trade comes in.

But fair trade is about more than just paying farmers a fair wage. It also ensures that farmers are provided with the tools, training, and resources they need to produce high-quality coffee. This includes things like access to credit, technical assistance, and health and safety training. Additionally, fair trade requires that farmers adhere to strict environmental and labor standards, which helps to protect both farmers and the environment.

Hebrews 13 Coffee goes above and beyond to support small farmers. More than what the Fair Trade does. We as owners, personally communicate with farmers and farm owners to make sure they get what they deserve.