We do not only offer cool coffee subscriptions. But you can become a Moyeesta and be part of our movement for justice in the coffee industry!
It’s very simple: In your customer account, you choose your favorite Moyee coffee, and how much and how often you want it delivered. You can adjust, pause or cancel your deliveries yourself at any time in your customer account.
The first step is the Moyee, taster pack. So you can try our different four coffees. The tasting pack is offered for 9€’s.
After that, just order the coffee you like the most and get it delivered to you.
Subscriptions help us predict coffee consumption. Subscriptions help us to predict orders. Through that, we can provide price stability and we can secure the farmers a steady income. This enables us to secure safe jobs.
We think yes! You can adjust your deliveries and your product selection at any time in your customer account.
You realize you rather need a delivery every 2 months? No problem! Just choose your next delivery date in the calendar.
You can pause or skip the deliveries at any time.
We don’t charge for skipped deliveries or during your ‘coffee break’.
Great that you asked! The FairChain Foundation and the associated certification identify companies and products with clearly traceable production chains.
The goal of FairChain is to guarantee equity through traceability.
In this sense, the FairChain model is not limited to coffee beans.
In the conventional coffee industry, about 98% of the final coffee value disappears into large companies’ pockets; of the remaining 2%, only a small portion reaches the farmer. FairChain allows us to accurately track price trends from crop to cup. For example, we made a conscious decision to roast directly in Africa. Since coffee increases enormously in value immediately after roasting, about 300% more money stays where the coffee was produced. This boosts economies in our partner countries and creates local livelihoods.
The FairChain model enables a 50/50 distribution of value between the country of consumption and the country of origin.
You can find detailed information about this on our Impact page. And in our Impact Report (English only).
Well, let’s try to answer this question without pointing fingers at the competition ;p In recent years, more ‘fair’ traded or directly traded coffees have come onto the market and are now available in four-letter discount stores at rock-bottom prices. Assuming that these certifications and companies actually deliver what they promise, then poverty and hunger in the coffee countries should have decreased a lot already.
Unfortunately, it has not. Ethiopia’s coffee exports are steadily increasing. Nevertheless, no major differences in poverty reduction can be observed. ‘Fair’ Coffee traders often pay about 20% premiums on the market prices of green coffee which is then exported. The value-creating and value-enhancing activities then take place abroad.
The premiums paid do not mean that this money actually ends up with the farmers. In addition, it does not contribute to the development/industrialization of the growing countries, since a raw product (low-tech) is exported.
The FairChain approach is based on the principle that poverty can only be combated by building local businesses. Since Moyee FairChain coffee is exported as an end product, 300% more money remains directly in the growing country.
Moyee FairChain coffee grows in forest plantations. In concrete terms, this means that no forests are cleared for our coffee. Small-scale cultivation also means that we contribute directly to the biodiversity of the forest.
We have done the math: Per kilo of Moyee FairChain premium coffee, 4.24kg more CO2 is absorbed than is emitted in the entire production chain! What sounds abstract corresponds to the annual per capita CO2 emissions of 146 average countries!
The short answer: yes.
The detailed answer: certified organic means first of all that the manufacturer has decided to pay a lot of money for the certification of the entire production chain. These funds do little to improve conditions in the growing country and Moyee has therefore decided not to pay for such certification for the time being. This is the first way we can think about the fair distribution of profits.
But: as described by coffee blogger Coffeeness, organic coffee is mainly characterized by the fact that it grows in small mixed plantations and often even in ‘forest plantations’. In addition, no artificial fertilizers or pesticides are used and harvesting is done on a small scale by hand.
Moyee FairChain coffee meets all of these cultivation criteria and also carries the ‘Specialty Coffee’ quality mark.
We know that certification is critical for many of our customers and we will initiate the certification process as soon as the financing of this does not impact our 50/50 value sharing with the growing countries.
Moyee goes beyond marketing and generates real and traceable impact where the coffee is grown.
We are often asked why our coffee is not offered in paper bags.
To better explain this question, we first need to look at the Moyee FairChain business model: In order to achieve the highest possible export prices for the coffee, it is packaged directly after roasting in the growing countries and then goes on its journey to Europe. Thus, the coffee must remain fresh for as long as possible and the packaging must also be aroma-neutral and also emit the CO2 naturally produced after roasting through the valves.
Unfortunately, conventional paper bags do not meet these quality standards. We have also experimented with other packaging solutions. However, you can not get around a valve built into the bag because otherwise, the package will explode.
The coffee can also be degassed for several days after roasting. However, many of the roasted aromas then dissipate.
Of course, we are also continuously working on new and innovative packaging solutions for our coffee. More on this shortly.
Certified B Corporations are companies that have demonstrated a commitment to being wholly dedicated to social value and environmental sustainability.
The B-Corp stakeholder approach means that all stakeholders who are directly or indirectly affected by a company’s activities have their needs actively considered.
At the heart of this endeavor is the B Impact Assessment. For Moyee, you can view it here.
With your taster pack, you will receive 4x 60g each of Moyee Single, Double, Triple, and Dark Roast in your desired grind.
We see the tasting package as the beginning of your Moyeesta existence, but if you don’t want to continue this, it’s not a problem at all.
At Moyee, we stand for holistic sustainability from bean to shipment.
In concrete terms, this means that we approach our fulfillment in the most environmentally friendly way possible. Therefore, we decided to send orders collected from Holland.
If you place your first order before Wednesday 15:00, the delivery time is 2-3 days.
Follow-up orders are shipped every Thursday and also have a delivery time of 2-3 business days each.
However, if you have an urgent order you are welcome to contact us personally and we will do our best to alleviate your caffeine deficiency as soon as possible 😉
You can conveniently pay with PayPal, SEPA, credit card, and Amex.
PayPal will issue a direct debit authorization and then debit you at the time interval you specify. If you add or deselect products, your payment may need to be quickly confirmed with Paypal again.
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