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title: "Values"
image: /img/about-jumbotron.jpg
values:
  - heading: "Shade-grown coffee"
    text: >
      Coffee is a small tree or shrub that grows in the forest
      understory in its wild form, and traditionally was grown
      commercially under other trees that provided shade. The
      forest-like structure of shade coffee farms provides habitat for
      a great number of migratory and resident species.
    imageUrl: "/img/about-shade-grown.jpg"
  - heading: "Single origin"
    text: >
      Single-origin coffee is coffee grown within a single known
      geographic origin. Sometimes, this is a single farm or a
      specific collection of beans from a single country. The name of
      the coffee is then usually the place it was grown to whatever
      degree available.
    imageUrl: "/img/about-single-origin.jpg"
  - heading: "Sustainable farming"
    text: >
      Sustainable agriculture is farming in sustainable ways based on
      an understanding of ecosystem services, the study of
      relationships between organisms and their environment. What
      grows where and how it is grown are a matter of choice and
      careful consideration for nature and communities.
    imageUrl: "/img/about-sustainable-farming.jpg"
  - heading: "Direct sourcing"
    text: >
      We want to truly empower the communities that bring amazing
      coffee to you. That’s why we reinvest 20% of our profits into
      farms, local businesses and schools everywhere our coffee is
      grown. You can see the communities grow and learn more about
      coffee farming on our blog.
    imageUrl: "/img/about-direct-sourcing.jpg"
  - heading: "Reinvest profits"
    text: >
      We want to truly empower the communities that bring amazing
      coffee to you. That’s why we reinvest 20% of our profits into
      farms, local businesses and schools everywhere our coffee is
      grown. You can see the communities grow and learn more about
      coffee farming on our blog.
    imageUrl: "/img/about-reinvest-profits.jpg"
---