Where to buy free trade coffee in Philly:

http://www.joecoffeebar.com/

http://www.infusioncoffeeandtea.com/about.cfm

More information about Fair Trade Coffee:

http://www.transfairusa.org/

http://www.groundsforchange.com/index.php?

http://www.coffeebeandirect.com/index.php

http://www.globalexchange.org/campai...rtrade/coffee/

http://www.lwr.org/coffee/

Fair Trade gifts:

http://www.tenthousandvillages.com/p...nd.a.store.php

Don't forget higher grounds in northern liberties, green line and kaffa crossing in university city as well....

http://www.kaffacrossing.com

http://www.greenlinecafe.com

http://www.highergroundscafe.com

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Thanks for the sources for Free Trade coffee. I buy mine from Weavers Way Co-op in Mount Airy, but it's a members-only place. I never buy anything but Free Trade coffee.

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the Joe's on Walnut is a cool place. I've bought coffee there in the past when I've visited the city.

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Coffee yellows your teeth.

YEAH. That article was AWSOME!

I wonder how many of these radical left wing liberal Iran supporting democrats
actually really know what "Fair" Trade coffee really is about.

OR are they just repeating the phrase, because it the popular and trendy thing to say?


HA HA Get a clue.

Interesting info. Thanks for sharing. I'm not one of those that religiously buys only things labeled "fair trade" so I'm kind-of agnostic about it and open to convincing arguments one way or the other.

I always thought a "fair trade" or "organic" item was more expensive because the difference was substantially going towards the impverished farmer or worker or artist in a poor country. This would be the obvious train of thought for most who are unaware of how the whole system of "fair trade" labeling etc works.

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Since no one is cited for the NYT article or even a date given for the article it seems dubious. Cafe Hayek has an opinion, but it's not journalism.