Coffee Encyclopedia knowledge Fair Trade (Fairtrade) Coffee
The purpose of Fairtrade certification is to enable people to identify that goods imported from the third World (coffee beans, cocoa beans, etc.) meet the following criteria: environmental protection, labour human rights and the development interests of the third World. This certification system carries out independent examination and certification for producers. Companies that sell Fairtrade goods must also meet the standards and apply to become licensed sellers before they can use Fairtrade labels on their goods.
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Coffee machine recommends household Italian machine
The internal structure of a household Italian machine may be very simple, or it may be as complex as a business machine, which varies greatly in price. Household machines generally adopt the design of built-in water tanks to save the trouble of installing water pipes. In addition, the design of the boiler and heating system also strives to simplify and adopt more vibrating pumps to save space. On the whole, most household machines are far less efficient than the camp in heating.
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