Suma Decaffeinated Ground Coffee – 227g

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Dec 8, 2023

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Organic and fair-trade this delightful decaffeinated coffee originates from a range of co-operatives across Latin America and the Far East. The caffeine is removed using the Swiss Water method which is far less invasive to the final coffee and with
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