It’s #companiesthatactuallygiveashit time and in honor of #AAPIHeritageMonth I’m excited
It’s #companiesthatactuallygiveashit time and in honor of #AAPIHeritageMonth I’m excited to highlight @nguyencoffeesupply Founded by 1st gen entrepreneur-activist Sahra Nguyen, Nguyen Coffee grows their organic coffee organically at their farm in Da Lat, Vietnam and ship their beans to New York to be roasted in Brooklyn. They even sell adorable #minimalist drip coffee makers (pictured!) that are perfect for camping or travel. ‘We diversify the industry through Vietnamese coffee, elevate resilient robusta as the key to our sustainable coffee future and transform the landscape through economic advancement for both arabica & robusta farmers, globally,’ they say on their website. Check out @nguyencoffeesupply to learn more about their #ecofriendly practices + to try out their coffee ☕️ #companiesthatactuallygiveashit started when a zero waste retailer blatantly ignored the community’s concerns around inclusivity, and people were looking to find #sustainable and #BIPOC-led brands. Inspired by @zerowastehabesha’s #RepresentationMattersinSustainability series, the goal is to highlight brands that we should all be supporting, and show that this movement isn’t exclusively for white, upper/middle class women. I have a lot of privilege and want to lend my platform to uplifting brands and voices that have been and continue to make a difference in the world. If you know of any brands you’d like to see highlighted, please tag them in the comments below and I’ll add them to the list [image description: a small metal jar sits atop a glass mug with an ice cube, slowly dripping coffee into the mug.] (at Brooklyn, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/CdyG6QFugnP/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI= -- source link
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