but also AKO is a brand wich may call it self Fair Trade , then as a seal of authencity of doing every thing as Fair Trade in growing coffee , payment of the farmers , and giving the own decide in reïnvestment of the made profitts put aside , but honestly the AKO is a fresher ground of coffee , not just the first smell when opening it you can see it to , the colour is darker more moister , and I found out with my Nutmeg adding (to miss coffee less the first day with herbalbrew of ginger , cinnemon and nuttmeg) , a hint of curry in the suspenser just the whoops curry movement one two small shake's , that brings a taste refreshing result on bio , also one with an older packagingdate than the AKO , the fear for that price going up for the coffee that is not alway's integerly produced , but known for years as 'grandmothers choice' Proctor&Gamble , make's that stand a bit longer , but Albert Heijn keeps up their own brand with nearly the same rule's as Fair Trade and AKO , a bit lower then their price , but still that is what no Shell-'socialists' did in the Netherlands , keep the price right as also the honesty and safty for all , grown , sold , and drinked .
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