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    Home / News / Lifestyle News / How to make your coffee-brewing routine more sustainable
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    How to make your coffee-brewing routine more sustainable
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    How to make your coffee-brewing routine more sustainable

    By Anujj Trehaan
    Jan 15, 2025
    12:38 pm

    What's the story

    Home-brewed coffee isn't just about the tantalizing aroma and rich taste; it's also a chance to make a positive impact on the environment.

    By adopting a few conscious habits, you can savor your daily cup while reducing waste and promoting sustainable farming.

    This article delves into easy and impactful ways to green your home coffee-brewing routine.

    Beans

    Choose sustainable coffee beans

    The journey to eco-friendly coffee starts with choosing the right beans.

    Opt for coffee that's certified organic, fair trade, or shade-grown.

    These labels mean the coffee is pesticide-free, farmers get fair pay, and the farming methods support biodiversity.

    Picking beans with these labels not only upgrades your coffee game but also helps the planet. Win-win!

    Brewing

    Opt for eco-friendly brewing methods

    While electric coffee makers are undeniably convenient, they're not the most eco-friendly choice due to their energy usage.

    Switching to manual brewing methods like French press, pour-over, or using a stovetop espresso maker can drastically cut down on energy consumption.

    Plus, these methods give you control over the brewing process and generate less waste since they don't rely on disposable filters or pods.

    Accessories

    Reusable filters and cups

    To minimize waste even more in your coffee routine, you might want to switch to reusable filters instead of paper ones.

    Options include cloth and metal filters, which you can wash and use repeatedly.

    And, of course, avoid disposable cups.

    Use a good mug or tumbler instead. It will keep your coffee hot for a longer duration.

    Compost

    Composting coffee grounds

    Don't just toss out those spent coffee grounds! They're high in nitrogen, which means they're great for your compost bin or even directly in your garden as a fertilizer.

    If you don't have a garden, see if local community gardens take grounds donations.

    Doing this can cut down on landfill waste and boost soil health.

    Local

    Support local coffee roasters

    Buying beans from local roasters is a win-win situation: you're cutting down on the carbon footprint from transportation, supporting small businesses in your community, and you'll often get fresher beans for a tastier cup of joe.

    Plus, many local roasters participate in direct trade practices with farmers, fostering ethical sourcing and sustainability throughout their supply chain.

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