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ROST is a micro roastery founded in 2016, operating in Lauttasaari, Helsinki. The roastery is part of Kaffecentralen, which has been serving cafes and restaurants for over 30 years.

For us, sustainability means a transparent production chain from farmer to consumer. A mere label on the package is not enough.

We source our coffee beans from reliable wholesalers or directly from farmer representatives. Our most popular products are both Fair Trade and organic certified. Our single-origin coffees come from small farms whose production stands up to scrutiny, even if they don't yet have certifications. Quality, traceability, and fair compensation for farmers are our minimum requirements.

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Fairtrade certification



Fairtrade certification guarantees a minimum price for primary production and an additional premium for community development. The system supports the livelihoods of smallholder families and the improvement of working conditions. Our Fairtrade products are identified by this label.

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Organic Certification



Organic coffee is produced in accordance with the EU Organic Regulation, and the entire production chain is subject to control. At least 95% of the raw materials must be organically produced. You can identify our organic products by this label.

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Energy-efficient roasting

We roast our coffee using a Loring roaster, which has significantly lower consumption and emissions compared to traditional equipment. Our consumer packaging is made of recyclable material, thus avoiding being solely energy waste. We also offer a zero-waste packaging solution through our Zero-Waste concept.

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Zero Waste packaging solution

The coffee is delivered in reusable, food-grade 5 kg barrels. We collect the empty barrels during the next delivery for washing, inspection, and another round. If handled correctly, the container is virtually eternal, and no waste is generated at all.

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