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Get 35% off three bags of coffee with free delivery! - Vimarsana News

Get 35% off three bags of coffee with free delivery!

Get 35% off three bags of coffee with free delivery! With this exclusive deal you can discover unique blends of Wild Highlands coffee This competition is now closed A great cup of coffee is one of life’s little luxuries, and with this exclusive deal, you’ll really be spoiling yourself, as you’ll receive three 500g bags of Wild Highlands coffee for just £25.26 (RRP £38.85), plus free delivery! What’s more, you’ll also have the option to join Club Wild, Wild Highlands’ coffee subscription service, and get 25% off for the initial six deliveries – this offer isn’t available ...

Brumachen on 'Shark Tank': What's the cost, who are the founders and is this coffee brewer fit for a long trip? - Vimarsana News

Brumachen on 'Shark Tank': What's the cost, who are the founders and is this coffee brewer fit for a long trip?

Dubbing itself as the 'world's first portable brewer and eco-friendly coffee pods', the Brumachen Bottle is an innovative way to carry coffee

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Olam Cocoa launches Twenty Degrees to deliver 'artisanal cocoa with a unique flavour and story' - Vimarsana News

Olam Cocoa launches Twenty Degrees to deliver 'artisanal cocoa with a unique flavour and story'

Olam Cocoa is launching a new premium cocoa business, Twenty Degrees. By giving remote cocoa producers market access the company will be able to offer ‘artisanal products with a unique flavour and story’, business head Leopold Palmer told FoodNavigator.

1951 Coffee Company graduates speak on impact of coffee as refugees - Vimarsana News

1951 Coffee Company graduates speak on impact of coffee as refugees

Coffee can be more than just a drink; for some, it opens up a field of opportunities, as discussed by former refugees in an event hosted by 1951 Coffee Company Thursday. First opening its doors to Berkeley in 2015, 1951 Coffee Company is a nonprofit organization that trains and hires refugees, asylees and special immigrant visa holders while educating the community about their struggles, according to the company’s website. The virtual event, “Opening Doors: Refugees’ Stories of Inclusivity in the Coffee Industry,” focused on the stories of graduates from the company’s training progr...