Organic Coffee Promotes Better Health
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Organic Coffee: A Boost for Your Health
Summary:
Coffee is the second most traded commodity worldwide, just after crude oil. With growing awareness of health, organic coffee is steadily capturing a larger share of the market.
Historically, the origins of coffee in 800 AD saw it as a luxury for the wealthy. Even by the 1800s, when Brazil became a major coffee producer, concerns about how the beans were grown were minimal.
Today, strict rules govern food production, especially organic products. Organic coffee is typically cultivated in mountainous areas where chemicals can easily seep into the watershed after rainfalls.
Companies now offer organic coffee with required certifications under the Organic Food Production Act of 1990. This act specifies how to cultivate and test organic coffee while maintaining certification.
Certification Requirements:
The process isn't limited to how the coffee is grown or handled; the soil also must remain free from non-organic substances for at least three years.
This meticulous process means organic coffee often costs more than non-organic varieties. Health-conscious consumers are willing to pay extra, trusting that natural methods enhance flavor quality by avoiding artificial chemicals.
While some debate whether organic coffee tastes better, the organic process undeniably yields a healthier bean for brewing our favorite coffee.
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