As a Starbucks enthusiast or coffee enthusiast, you know that purchasing organic coffee is better for both the planet and you. But with all the varieties out there ranging from instant to K-Cups and whole beans available, shopping organic coffee may seem daunting. Here are some places where you can purchase ethically-sourced organic coffee products.

Organic coffee beans are grown without synthetic pesticides or herbicides, helping maintain a healthier environment, sustain natural ecosystems, support bird populations and habitats, plus any remaining chemicals are burned off during roasting. What’s more, research suggests organic coffee may reduce heart disease risk as well as diabetes and cancer risks.

Whole Foods’ USDA-certified organic brew from their own brand, Whole Foods Fresh Brew, is both fair trade and sustainable – farmers receive an extra premium over minimum price for their beans! Furthermore, this dark roast coffee tastes fantastic in both French presses and drip brewers alike!

Small-batch roaster Coffee for You offers 15 varieties and subscription services that guarantee you’ll find your ideal cup. Plus, this company utilizes carbon offsetting programs and invests in community organizations and sustainable farming initiatives – perfect if only morning drinking!

Maryland-based Artisanal Roaster with a Big Heart offers quality roasts using eco-friendly roasters that conserve 80% of natural gas, supporting local farmers while meeting quality assurance measures and supporting them as members of Cooperative Coffees. In addition, its products are certified organic, fair trade and B-Corp compliant – providing another sign that quality can still exist!

Although many customers of Stumptown Coffee Roasters remain dedicated to its signature espresso blends, it’s impressive that the company has expanded to offer coffee from all around the world while supporting local communities. Their latest offering: an organic certified Fair Trade blend from Chiapas in Mexico that features notes of milk chocolate, pine nuts, woody tobacco and rhubarb; when purchasing any bag from this collection five percent of proceeds go toward youth-related initiatives such as homelessness or workforce development programs.