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Bean Alliance Sustainability Actions

Organic roasting facility

Bean Alliance says its Melbourne manufacturing site was the first in Australia certified to roast organic coffee. That means the roastery has been checked against organic handling rules, which are designed to keep organic products separate from non-organic ones. The company uses this as part of its wider sustainability story and links it to brands such as Bean Ground & Drunk, Fair Coffee, and Global Cafe Direct.

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Fair trade and sourcing focus

The company says it has long worked on coffee sourcing, blending, roasting, and packaging with a focus on fair trade and responsible supply chains. It names brands such as Oxfam Fair and Fair Coffee, and says these products are tied to ethical sourcing and fair compensation for coffee growers. In plain terms, this means it is trying to buy coffee in ways that support farmers more fairly and make the supply chain easier to trust.

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Eco cup partnership

An industry article says Bean Alliance was the first company to collaborate with The Good Cup Paper Cup, a takeaway cup product described as an eco-friendly option. The article says this was part of the company’s effort to reduce environmental impact through packaging choices. The same piece says the customised cups later won a Product Innovation Award at the Melbourne International Coffee Event.

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Organic awareness campaign

Bean Alliance took part as a five-times gold sponsor of Australian Organic Awareness Month. The campaign was used to promote certified organic products and to explain what organic means, where to buy it, and how to check authenticity using the Australian Organic “bud logo.” This shows the company has also used public education as part of its sustainability messaging.

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