Organic Italian Roast Coffee Ground 200g
Category: Coffee Beans & Ground Coffee
Love your coffee bold and punchy? Equal Exchange Organic Italian Roast Coffee Ground (200g) is a Fair Trade, organic blend crafted for those who like their brew with a serious kick. Combining high-quality Organic Peruvian Arabica with a small amount of Indian Robusta, this is roasted beyond the edge of darkness to create a rich, modern cup that’s full of flavour and oily to the touch—just how dark-roast lovers like it.
Equal Exchange has worked with small-scale farmers and co-ops for over 25 years, sourcing as sustainably and directly as possible to deliver exceptional coffee with real impact behind every bag.
Benefits
• Fair Trade & organic ground coffee
• Arabica + Robusta blend for extra strength and depth
• Roasted beyond the edge of darkness for an intense, modern flavour
• Coffee with a kick—ideal for strong brews
• Ethically sourced from small-scale farmer co-ops
If you want a dark roast that hits with bold flavour and proper intensity, this Italian Roast delivers. It’s a brilliant choice for espresso-style drinks, strong cafetiere brews, or anyone who wants a deeper, more powerful cup—backed by Fair Trade values.
About Equal Exchange
Equal Exchange is known for building long-term partnerships with small-scale farmers and co-operatives, championing Fair Trade principles and sustainable sourcing. Their mission is to deliver high-quality coffee while helping producer communities thrive—through fairness, transparency, and shared value.
Indication: Drink it in the morning, between breakfast and lunch, or the afternoon between lunch and dinner or after a workout
Direction for use: Add one to two teaspoons of coffee to your coffee infuser, Allow the blend to steep for a few minutes and add milk as desired
Ingredients: Organic Arabica and Robusta Coffee
FAQs
Q: Is this coffee Fair Trade?
A: Yes—Equal Exchange coffees are part of their Fair Trade range.
Q: Is it organic?
A: Yes, it’s made with organic coffee beans.
Q: What roast level is it?
A: It’s a very dark roast, described as “roasted beyond the edge of darkness.”
