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Hey guys,
Two questions:
1. Has any of those attending the Fest in Chicago has ever taken an orgin trip?
2. And out of those who have, anyone willing to sit down during the fest and talk about it?
I'm attempting to do a research paper for school about the affect the american coffee consumer has on individual farms and farmers. With the main thought focusing on Americans paying a fair price for their coffee so as to have positive influance at orgin.
And I guess I can add a third question, anyone have any thoughts on where I can find other resources? I know I may be able to find a lot at the fest, but it doesn't hurt to throw the question out there.
Thanks!
Cherie
Two questions:
1. Has any of those attending the Fest in Chicago has ever taken an orgin trip?
2. And out of those who have, anyone willing to sit down during the fest and talk about it?
I'm attempting to do a research paper for school about the affect the american coffee consumer has on individual farms and farmers. With the main thought focusing on Americans paying a fair price for their coffee so as to have positive influance at orgin.
And I guess I can add a third question, anyone have any thoughts on where I can find other resources? I know I may be able to find a lot at the fest, but it doesn't hurt to throw the question out there.
Thanks!
Cherie
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Maybe someone would be willing to do an e-mail interview? I dunno, maybe people are scared of me? Or maybe no one is inertested...hmmm.
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