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~ 12/10/06
By the A.M. Costa Rica staff
Two coffee cooperatives in Guanacaste have come out with new organic brands, and they promise to invest 25 U.S. cents into education for every package sold.
The producers are from Hojancha, Nicoya, Santa Cruz and Nandayure. The new brands are Diría and Pampa. The cooperatives are Coopepilangosta and Coopecerroazul. Producers promise environmentally sound cultivation practices.
For each package sold, the 25 cents will go to a school fund supervised by the Proyecto de Desarrollo Agrícola de la Península and eventually be used to purchase school supplies, said the Ministerio de Producción.
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