Good Coffee for a Good Cause

1. Famous composer who in 1732 wrote an opera about a woman who was addicted to coffee.
4. The largest coffee producer in the world today producing over 44 million bags of coffee each year.
6. The coffee bean is initially this color berry.
7. Coffee is the ____ largest traded commodity in the world.
10. The best part of waking up...this was in the basic soldier’s rations during the civil war.
13. Buying fairly traded coffee though Presbyterian Coffee Project ensures more of the money spent on coffee goes toward the hardworking ____ who grow it.
14. Drink derived from its resemblance to the clothing of the Capuchin monks.
15. The highest paid employee of Equal Exchange may not make more than ___ times what the lowest paid employee receives.
16. Added to coffee starting in 1715, in the court of King Louis XIV, the French monarch.
17. A mature tree yields about 1 ____ of coffee beans per year on average.
19. The Italian word for milk.
20. Coffee in the United States is only grown in ____ and Puerto Rico.

2. Most physicians call a regular ___ounce cup of coffee containing about 150 milligrams of caffeine a "therapeutic dose".
3. Added to coffee for several hundred years.
5. Equal Exchange is the ____ (founded in 1986) and largest Fair Trade coffee company in the United States.
8. Equal Exchange is an alternative trade model that utilized ____ trade, established long term contracts, and offered higher than market prices to small coffee farmers.
9. American President who drank a gallon of coffee a day
11. There is no such bean as a _____bean, coffee is ______ after roasting with artificial _____oils.
12. About 42 coffee beans are used to make one shot of this drink
13. Equal Exchange is a for-profit ____ worker owned, cooperative.
15. The length of time (years) it takes for a coffee tree to reach full maturity.
17. Coffee beans are actually the ____ of a berry, which makes them a fruit.
18. The largest coffee consuming country in the world, estimating 400 million cups per day.