Wake up the right way

Step up your coffee and tea routine

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Whether you like to wake up to a bold cup of cold brew or ease into the morning with a calming green tea, we know that those first sips fully set the tone for the rest of your day. If you’re a daily morning beverage person, we’re here to tell you that you can also help change the world with every sip. From better farming practices and fair labor conditions to a healthier planet, we’re proud to carry the best coffee and tea brands making a real social and environmental impact. Learn more below, and start making some meaningful swaps.

Coffee that lifts you (and others) up

Conventional coffee farming often involves agricultural practices that contribute to deforestation and biodiversity loss, as well as the use of synthetic pesticides and chemical fertilizers. That’s why we only carry coffee brands that are certified organic and certified fair-trade. In other words, the beans are grown without harmful agrochemicals and the brand as a whole supports farming communities through fair labor wages, safer working conditions, and environmental protections.[1]

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Tea for real change

Too many mainstream tea brands are falling victim to a variety of no-go’s, from plastic in their tea bags to artificial flavorings and low-grade blends. We love teas that come in loose-leaf formats or plastic-free packaging. Bonus if they’re grown organically using regenerative or biodiverse farming methods that preserve soil health and protect local ecosystems. [2]
We’re proud to carry a robust tea collection including herbal, black, green, and functional blends from transparent, mission-driven brands—so every cup helps support people and the planet.

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The Bottom Line

Your coffee and tea can do more than give you a boost

By choosing organic, fair-trade, and sustainably sourced blends, you can help support the health of global communities, protect biodiversity, and reduce plastic and chemical pollution. Not too shabby for a morning cup.

Sources

  1. Fair Trade USA: Why fair trade matters in coffee production
  2. Science Direct: Nanoplastics in your tea bags