NEWS:

Ω 28/2/07:

BioBean Coffee has won a total of 6 medals in the 2007 Sydney Royal Fine Foods Show. 6 exhibits were entered in 3 classes, with the Café Femenino taking Silver in the Espresso (Short Black), Bronze in the Cappuccino, and Silver in the Single Origin Filter Coffee (Commercial). The East Timor Maubisse won Bronze in the Espresso and Cappuccino classes, with the PNG Purosa taking a Bronze in the Single Origin Filter Coffee class. Official results can be viewed here or BioBean results only

Ω 1/11/06:

BioBean Coffee has won a silver medal and three bronze medals and made 5th place overall in the Equal Golden Bean roaster competition run by the Café Culture Magazine. This national competition featured roasters from all over Australia competing in 5 different categories.

Ω 28/9/06:

Our single origin coffee, "Cafe´Femenino" was voted as Perth's best plunger coffee by the West Australian today! Described as "a full-bodied, great tasting coffee without any bitterness" the Café Femenino came ahead of blends from local contenders including Bonissimo, 5-Senses and the Re Store. The Café Femenino is a single origin peruvian coffee, certified organic and Fairtrade as well as being produced by women-only co-operatives! BioBean Coffee is one of only three companies in Australia that offers this unique bean.

 

Ω 22/2/06:

BioBean Coffee is now an Australian Certified Organic processor! This means that all of our coffee is now Fairtrade and Organically certified. To the best of our knowledge, we are the first and only roasters to date in Western Australia who can provide organically certified coffee. Look for packs of BioBean coffee appearing in many more stores around Perth as we expand into the organic coffee market.

 

Ω 1/7/05:

We have received our first shipment of a new quality Fairtrade coffee: Café Femenino!

This Peruvian single origin coffee is only being offered to a select number of roasters in Australia. Café Femenino is an Organic, Fairtrade coffee and unique as it is produced only by women. Café Femenino is an initiative to try and improve the welfare of women in Peru who are considered second-class citizens, are isolated and physically and emotionally mistreated.