Cannon Mine Coffee

Meet me at the Mine

Store Hours

Mon/Tues: 6a-9p

Wed: 6a-11p

Thurs: 6a-9p

Fri: 6a-10:30p

Sat: 7a-10:30p

Sun: 8a-3p


Regular Events:

Wed: Open Mic -
         Every Wed!
Thurs: Poetry -
         2nd Thurs
         Peoples Cafe -
         Last Thurs
Fri: Live Music 7-10:30
Sat: Live Music 7-10:30
Sun: Singer/Songwriter
         4th Sun

Location: 

210 S. Public Road
Lafayette, CO 80026
303/665-0625

Always free wi-fi
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Weekly Coffee Trivia:



Coffee is the world’s second most traded commodity, taking a backseat only to petroleum, with the coffee market earning nearly sixty billion dollars annually.
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Our Mission

 "Where social responsibility meets great coffee"

 We offer:

  • Free  WiFi Always
  • Fair Trade
  • Local Musicians and Talent

 


"Fair Trade", what does that mean?
Basically, Fair Trade is an international trading partnership that gives disadvantaged producers a chance to compete equitably. How? By providing better trading conditions, raising public awareness, and campaigning. In order to counter what often happens in conventional international trade practices, Fair Trade promotes:

  • A fair price agreed to in advance by both sides, which covers true production costs while giving producers a profit. World market prices often cover only part of production costs, the rest being covered by subsidies, tariffs, etc.
  • Humane working conditions. That means no child labor or sweatshops, equal pay and opportunity for equal work by women and minorities, and a safe workplace.
  • Fair producer access to markets, often through more direct links to consumers.
  • Long-term relationships based on dialogue, transparency, and respect, providing producers with stability and security.
  • More sustainable agricultural practices, where applicable; Fair Trade also applies to products other than food.
  • Educating consumers about the entire concept, which includes identifying fair trade products through independent certification (as I saw on the café counter).

Excerpt from Dr. David Fisher's article in The Iowa Source.
www.iowasource.com
 
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