White Cloud releases Lifefoods organic coffee line. (Product Showcase).(White Cloud Coffee)(Brief Article)

From: Tea & Coffee Trade Journal | Date: November 20, 2002 | Copyright information

White Cloud Coffee has introduced its LjfeFoods certified organic coffee line. OCIA (Organic Crop Improvement Association) certified, the LifeFoods Line is garnishing considerable interest from grocery stores, natural foods retailers, co-ops and espresso shops throughout the U.S.

Roasted by specialty coffee roaster, White Cloud Coffee, LifeFoods uses only 100% OCIA-certified, shade-grown, high altitude organic Arabica beans, and uniquely fluid-bed air roasts them, providi...

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