Its Coffee Time!

That's right, "Anytime Is Coffee Time", but

when fall makes its move, and winter is on
the horizon coffee orders start flying in.

Take advantage of our many selections from
around the world. Whether you want Organic,
 Blended, Fair Trade, Gourmet Flavored, Espresso,
decaf or regular, we have those and more to
choose from.
These coffees are fresh roasted daily and
delivered straight to your door. Try our new
Samplers, and receive several different
selections in one order, you will be glad you did!

We are waiting for the opportunity to serve you!
"Anytime Is Coffee Time!"

Save Dollars, Free Shipping On Selected Orders!

Let's face it we are all trying to save money these days 

and there are many ways to do so. For instance, get 
together with friends that have a passion for coffee 
like you do and buy several different kinds, then have 
them shipped to one centrally located address. 


Another thought would be to buy your fresh brew in 
5lb  packages instead of 1lb, they are discounted and 
will save you hard earned dollars! The only advice would 
be to make sure the selection you make is one you have 
tried and like so your taste buds won't be disappointed.
There is free shipping on all 5lb orders!

We hope these suggestions save you money and at the 
same time you continue to enjoy the quality of our coffee, 
products and service. Don't forget our Specials Page new 
selections each month. Thank you in advance for your 
business.


"Anytime Is Coffee Time!"

Mara Stoneware Mugs, A Unique Gift Design!

Mara Stoneware Mugs bring such delight to
the eyes, yet  are very functional and
practical for everyday use.  These Mara 
Stoneware Mugs make fabulous gifts. They
are warm, practical, and last a life time.

Designed by the accomplished painter,
sculptor, and ceramicist Mara. They are
microwave and dishwasher safe and are
capable of being used for any food and drink.
Mara uses simplification to give life to
her work of ceramic tableware. Her glazes
are unique for their quality and color and
her fine lines blend shape and essence into
images. Giving these mugs is a gift of class
and thoughtfulness. The warm earthy colors
and smooth finish just begs you to wrap your
hands around one every morning.

With so many styles and colors to choose from,
it makes gift giving fit everyone's personality.
If you know someone that enjoys their coffee,
latte, cappuccino, or soup then you know someone
who would love a Mara coffee mug.
"Anytime iIs Coffee Time!"

Fathers Day Gift Ideas!

Always Here In Stock Fathers Day  Gift Ideas;
check them out. We have Unique Gifts that 
any man would enjoy, Fathers Day every day!!!

Our Gift Certificates come in various amounts to
fit your budget and gives your friends  and family an
enjoyable experience.  They can spend it all at
once or a little at a time.They have no expiration date!

Gift Certificates may be printed and given as a gift to
anyone, or you may send a certificate to a specific
person by using their email address. Either way, it's fast 
and convenient!

Fathers Day, is a perfect time to take advantage of
this special gift idea. There is no wait and good for last
minute shopping from your home.

"Happiness comes from giving, not getting. If we try
hard to bring happiness to others, we cannot stop it
from coming to us also. To get joy, we must give it,
and to keep joy, we must scatter it."
Quote by John Templeton

"Anytime Is Coffee Time!"

What Is Organic Coffee?

Organic coffee is grown using methods and 
materials that have a low impact on the 
environment. Organic production systems 
replenish and maintain soil fertility, 
reduce the use of toxic and persistent 
pesticides and fertilizers, and build 
biologically diverse agriculture. Third-party 
certification organizations verify that 
organic farmers abide by the law.

What does it mean to be certified?
In order for coffee to be certified and sold
as organic in the United States, it must be
produced in accordance with U.S. standards
for organic production and certified by an
agency accredited by the U.S. Department of
Agriculture. U.S. requirements for coffee
production include farming without synthetic
pesticides or other prohibited substances for
three years and a sustainable crop rotation
plan to prevent erosion, the depletion of soil
nutrients, and control for pests.

What is the size of the U.S. market?
Organic Trade Association data shows that
coffee sales in the United States amounted
to approximately $110 million in 2006, up
24 percent from the previous year. Other studies
show the figure could be much higher. A 2007
survey by Daniele Giovannucci and the Costa
Rica-based Sustainable Markets Intelligence Center
(CIMS) reported that approximately 65 million
pounds of organic coffee were imported into the
United States in 2006 with a retail value of
approximately $617 million. The authors estimate
the organic coffee sector represented 2.3 percent
of the total U.S. green coffee imports in 2006.
The 33 percent annual average growth rate for the
organic category documented by the researchers
between 2000 and 2007 dwarfs the estimated 1.5-2
percent projected annual growth rate of the
conventional coffee industry.

Where is this coffee grown?
This coffee is grown in 40 countries including
Bolivia, Burundi, Brazil, Cameroon, China, Colombia, 
Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, 
El Salvador, Ethiopia, Ghana, Guatemala, Haiti, 
Honduras, India, Indonesia, Kenya, Lao PDR, Madagascar, 
Malawi, Mexico, Nepal, Nicaragua, Panama, Peru, 
Philippines, Rwanda, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Timore-Leste, 
Togo, Trinidad and Tobago, Uganda, United Republic of 
Tanzania, United States (Hawaii), Venezuela, Vietnam, 
and Zambia. The leading producer countries are Peru, 
Ethiopia, and Mexico.

What is the size of the world market?
Global sales reached 67,000 metric tons (or about
148 million pounds) in 2006, a 56 percent increase
from 2003 when approximately 42,000 MT were exported.
Forty-four percent of the total America, of which
approximately 85 percent was consumed in the United States.

What products are in the marketplace?
These coffee products now on the market include decaffeinated,
caffeinated, flavored and instant coffees, ice cream and yogurt,
coffee sodas, hard candies, and chocolate covered beans.

What do the labels mean?
The USDA organic seal can appear on any coffee product
that contains at least 95 percent organic ingredients
and that has been certified as organic by a certification
agency accredited by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
The coffee may also carry a label saying “100 percent organic”
or “Organic.”

Fair Trade
Fair Trade certification focuses on labor and trade
standards to provide small-farmer co-operatives a
guaranteed price above the conventional market. Not
all Fair Trade Certifiedä coffee is necessarily organic.
However, Fair Trade CertifiedTM does require strict
environmental stewardship such as prohibiting the use of
genetically modified organisms (GMOs) and the most hazardous
pesticides. Seventy-eight percent of all Fair Trade CertifiedTM
coffee sold in the United States is certified organic.
n the United States, transactions must be audited by TransFair
USA to use a Fair Trade CertifiedTM label. Certified organic
producers of Fair Trade coffee receive at least $1.55/lb
(as of June 1, 2008).

Bird Friendly®
Bird Friendly® can only be used by operators that meet
inspection and certification requirements of the Smithsonian
Migratory Bird Center. All certified Bird Friendly® coffee
must also be certified organic. Bird Friendly® certification
requires that the coffee be shade-grown with a wide variety
of native shade trees and other shade-providing species. No
synthetic chemicals can be used in the processing of Bird Friendly®
coffee. For information on other eco-labels that may appear on
organic coffee, see www.eco-labels.org.
Article Source: Organic Trade Association
"Anytime Is Coffee Time!"

A Father Son Conversation, Memories.

My Dad has passed away since I wrote this article. He 
lived to be 87 years old, but I thought it was worth
repeating.

So, I was with my Dad the other day, sharing old stories,
you know, picking his brain.  After all, he will be 84 years
old in September.  He's been around a little longer than I
have.

He came from that generation of hard working people
where provision for the family was key.  A roof over our
head, 3 square meals, clothes on our back, and provide
for our immediate financial needs.

One of our topics of discussion turned to food.  Mom was
a great cook.  She just passed away this year.  In an Italian
family, food was always an important topic, and we have
excellent memories about Mom's cooking.

Well, Dad, being older now and with out Mom, tends to
go to restaurants when he's not at our house.  Restaurants
can leave a lot to be desired when it comes to healthy and
great tasting food.  We all tend to choose where we eat in
different ways.  For some it's all about money
(the cheaper the better).  Others need the ambiance
(comfort and elegance).   And finally, some go for a fair
 price for a good meal (not the cheapest, or the most expensive). 
For me, I lean toward the third category.  Give me a meal
that is fresh, good presentation, healthy with great taste at
 a fair price and I'm happy and so is my body. 

Giving this info to my Dad, changed (I think) his
perspective on where he eats.  Garbage in, does nothing
for your health or your dining experience.  I found out
Dad was going to a fairly cheap restaurant  serving
pre-cooked bacon and just plain loading a plate with
plenty of filling items, some without nutritional value,
not to mention the absence of great taste.  So I
recommended a friend's restaurant  that just opened in
a location downtown, close to where my Dad lives. 
Yes, the food was more expensive, but what a pleasurable
treat.  Fair price, good presentation, great taste, wonderful
service and all for $3 to $4 more in cost. 

I just found out Dad went back to the cheap place the
other morning for breakfast, it's hard to teach an old dog
new tricks, but I know he will be back at my friend's place
again, because he tasted the difference first hand.

Do we need the best?  No.
Do we need the cheapest?  No. 

Search out the places that have your best interest in mind. 

Buy quality products at a fair price.  When you find a
restaurant or business that serves you well, spread the
word and support them.

Our goal at Coffee Lovers USA is to be that place that
serves you well.  Hopefully this article will give you a
little bit of insight into who we are and what we are all
about.  Here to serve you.
"Anytime Is Coffee Time!"

Cafe Essentials, Summer Time Refreshment...

It's not easy for true Coffee Lovers to be
excited about an instant coffee product in a
jar. But, we are excited to be bringing you,
Cafe Essentials.  Café Essentials is Dr Smoothie’s
gourmet specialty beverage line. Here's their story.....

Back in 1997, one great idea got its start and
was pursued with time-less effort that started in
the kitchen. This one idea has developed into the
InternationalBeginning with smoothies and then moving
into other specialty markets, the Dr Smoothie Brands 
have developed products that are health conscious,
delicious tasting and especially good for you.

Dr. Smoothie is famous for a healthy approach to
specialty beverages, and formulates products
with the consumers good health in mind.  Health
and wellness are the keys to a long and satisfying
life for you and your family.Barista's and home users
alike all agree that Cafe Essentials produce professional
results. Whether you prefer your beverages hot or blended
with ice and flavors.   Cafe Essentials is sure to impress.
"Anytime Is Coffee Time!"