of daily microplastic intake comes from coffee.





Medium Roast Ground
Specialty-grade single origin Peru, roasted medium. Sealed in a metal can — never plastic. Lab-tested every batch. Ground for drip and pour-over.
Amount10 oz per can
- MicroplasticsPass0
- Mold (yeast plate)Pass<10 CFU/g
- Heavy metalsPassnon-detect
- MycotoxinsPassnon-detect

Most coffee is packed in plastic. Yours shouldn't be.
of daily microplastic intake comes from coffee.
Univ. Birmingham · 2025microplastic particles in a typical hot cup.
Indep. lab review · 2024higher risk of heart attack, stroke, or death when microplastics are found in arterial plaque.
NEJM · 2024microplastic particles in a typical hot cup.
higher risk of heart attack, stroke, or death when microplastics are found in arterial plaque.
Our coffee is different.
A sealed metal can. Nothing plastic touches the beans between the roaster and your kitchen.
Microplastics, mold, heavy metals, mycotoxins — four measures, run by an independent lab on every batch.
The QR on your can pulls the report for the batch in your hand.
Tested by a lab.
Not by marketing.
No confirmed microplastic particles above 50 microns, per 8oz cup.
PassWell below safe-handling thresholds.
PassArsenic, cadmium, lead and mercury all below 0.025 ppm.
PassAflatoxins, ochratoxin A, DON, fumonisins, T2 and zearalenone all below detection limits.
Pass
One origin. The Amazonas, Peru.
Altitude
1,000–1,800m
Process
Fully washed, sun dried
Varietals
Typica, Caturra, Catuaí, Bourbon
One origin. The Amazonas, Peru.
The short version, side by side.
FAQs
What does “100% plastic-free” actually mean?
No plastic touches the coffee at any point we control — from the roaster to the sealed metal can that lands on your doorstep.
Does a metal can keep coffee as fresh as a bag?
Better. It's opaque, rigid and airtight — and light and oxygen are what stale coffee. A sealed metal can keeps both out.
What do you test for, and who tests it?
Microplastics, mold, heavy metals and mycotoxins — four measures, run by SGS, an independent accredited lab, on every batch. We publish the full report, thresholds included.
Do microplastics in coffee actually harm you?
Honestly, nobody knows yet. The research is early, and anyone selling you certainty is selling you something. What is established: microplastics accumulate in the body, and there is no known way to remove them. That makes reducing exposure the only lever — and a daily coffee is one of the more consistent sources. We're not claiming a health benefit. We're removing an exposure and showing you the measurement.




