I’ve said before that the quality of your cup of coffee is directly influenced by the green coffee you use. If you are lucky enough to have a coffee roastery close by, stop by and ask them if they will sell you some green beans. You’ll also meet some folks who enjoy doing the same thing you do…..roasting coffee. Green coffee beans are also available from several websites. From my stumbling around the web, I’ve located quite a number of Green Coffee Bean vendors, and here I’ll list some of the better ones that I’ve managed to find:

Merchants of Green Coffee

Sweet Marias

Green Coffee Buyers Club

Coffee Bean Corral

If you’ve had a great experience with a green coffee bean supplier, be sure to let us know so we can add to this list!

OTTAWA, Nov. 10 (UPI) — The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is warning people with milk allergies not to consume certain non-dairy coffee creamers or mixes due to a labeling error.

The CFIA said the Dongsuh Frima, Maxim and Nescafe-brand products, all imported from South Korea, might contain milk that isn’t declared on the label.

Being recalled are Dongsuh Frima coffee creamer with UPC 8 801037 000559 or 8 801037 000627, Maxim original coffee mix with UPC 8 801037 010732, Maxim decaffeinated coffee mix with UPC 8 801037 010824, and Nescafe coffee mix with UPC 8 801055 161096.

The recalled products were distributed in British Columbia and Alberta.