About Bean North

Since 1997 Bean North Coffee Roasting Company Ltd has been roasting certified organic fair trade coffee in the northern boreal forest of the beautiful Takhini Valley, northwest of Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, Canada. We have been offering coffee lovers a sustainable choice… premium quality certified organic and fairly traded coffees from around the world.

We believe that the farmers who grow our coffee deserve a high quality of life and a healthy environment to live and work in. Following that belief, we have been building long term working relationships with producer groups and paying a fair price. That ensures higher quality coffee and allows farmers and their communities to achieve some of their dreams.

We continue to be inspired by the people who grow and care for the coffee we buy, by our coop that facilitates its transport north, by those who roast and brew a magic blend and by customers who love our coffee and support what we do.

North to South, Fair Trade is about relationships, people, family, birds, and communities. By choosing to drink certified fair trade coffee you are part of a powerful medium supporting positive social and environmental action. Can you taste all this in a cup of Bean North coffee, you ask?

Yes! And you get great tasting coffee too…

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Coffee of the Month

May's coffee of the month is Colombian Excelso - Fondo Paez, from Fondo Paez located in the Cuaca region of Colombia. This coffee has has berry and wine notes with a rich creamy body and sweet acidity. A great coffee for any time of the day!

What's Happening

A new name for La FEM »

La FEM coffee has a new name - Las Diosas - La FEM. Michael and Helen traveled to Esteli in northern Nicaragua to visit with members of the La FEM cooperative who are also are part of the Centro de Cooperativas, also known as Las Diosas, which means 'The Goddess'.

New beans on the way to our roastery! »

Exciting news! Our roastery is expecting an amazing new coffee from Peru’s Piura region. Keep an eye on our facebook page and website to follow the green beans on their way to the Yukon.

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