David Griswold - 11/12/98 01:04:07
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We are carrying information on Hurricane Mitch, and sustainable coffee. We can provide lots of information on sustainable coffee.

astrid - 09/07/98 19:04:39
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Hello Jennifer, By chance i found your Master's research paper, i have not read it all, but i find it absolutely captivating. As a matter of fact, i will go to the library with your bibliography to pull some of the references myself. Can you take some time to travel to the border of Mexico and Guatemala? The Soconusco area is a wonderful coffee region. Perhaps you have been there and i did not read it, yet. Anyway, if you make it down that way, my family will be delighted to visit ith you and show you our farm. From the congregation that i attended on Sustainable coffee in Denver this past April, I am proud to say that we are a 100% Sustainable Mexican farm. You may enjoy paying a visit. Regards, Astrid

Jennifer McLean - 09/02/98 19:31:44
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(this message is repeated below in English) !Buenas! Me llamo Jennifer Mclean, soy el autor del articulo sobre la certificacion del cafe, "Merging Ecological and Social Criteria for Agriculutre: the case of coffee" Muchas gracias por su interes en esta pagina de Web. En este momento, viajando en Pa ama. Voy publicar en la pagina mis observaciones sobre el cafe y la vida de la gente en Chanchamayo, Peru, y en Chiriqui, Panama. Espero en el futuro traducir mis resumenes en espanol por que la pagina sea mas accesible y tambien publicar articulos de otr s autores. Si usted trabaja en el cafe, escribame sus observaciones. Tal vez que yo puedo publicar un resumen o una discusion en esta pagina.

Hello, this is Jennifer McLean, the author of the paper "Merging Ecological and Social Criteria for Agriculture: the case of coffee" At the moment (September) I am travelling in Panama. I will soon post my summaries of my visits to the coffee areas of Per and Panama, as well as some detours that have nothing to do with coffee. Thank you for your interest in the Web page. Please write me if you have your own stories and ideas about coffee; perhaps I can place a summary on this page. I hope to soon transla e some of the web page into Spanish and make it more accesible. Jennifer McLean

jose Maria Gutierrez - 08/11/98 01:08:51
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gran sorpresa encontrar este interesante articulo sobre este tema que es de gran interes para mi, lo leere con atecion y luego dare mis comentarios a la autora saludos desde Xalapa, Veracruz. Mexico

Wayne Bradley - 07/23/98 04:06:35
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I work with a small all-vounteer organization on Vancouver Island which does development education work,supports development projects in Nicaragua, and imports fair traded, organic, shade grown coffee. The profit goes back to projects in Nica. I'm intereste din the experience of others who are involved in the coffee industry from a "development" perspective, not just a busines perspective.

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