Well I have no idea why you would think that I would know what other companies buy from the same farms that JAMN uses. Starbucks buys beans; Maxwell House buys beans; I assume that even Green Mountain doesn't grow all of their own beans.
TAJS made a claim that JAMN grows their own beans. That is patently false. They buy beans like everyone else - from multiple farms in multiple countries. I have no idea which farms they buy from and because I don't know which farms sell to JAMN, I would have no way of knowing what other customers those farms would have.
TAJS was suggesting that the beans that JAMN used were unique; they are not.
I hope you have a better day.
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Well, I wrote just curious after the question because I was just curious if you knew. I wasn't attacking you or being negative. Just curious because of the excellent research you do no matter if it finds positives or negatives. Everything you write, wether I agree with it all or not, is very helpful and I appreciate what you do for this particular forum.
I'm wondering where they buy the beans from and would like to find out and will try to find out.
I did see the claim about JAMN and the "uniqueness". Their web page shows where each particular coffee comes from when we click lets say "One Love" coffee. The next question would be which farms.
The beans are not unique in the sense that JAMN is the only one that buys them. I completely agree with you there. I don't consider myself a coffee connoisseur and I wouldn't think that TAJS or yourself are either. So for someone like TAJS or someone else who isn't a connoisseur, it's easy for one to think it is unique to a company they are invested in.
Thank you kindly
