invoice: coffee San Ramon
feral trade shipment FER-1589 to cremer street ,
dispatch information FER-1589
GOODS:coffee San Ramon
SHIPPING QTY: 15 units at bag each
INVOICE QTY: 15.0 units
FROM: Feral Trade in Bristol, UK
TO: cremer street in London, UK
SENDER:kate rich
RECEIVER: saul albert
REQUESTED: 12 March 2011
RECEIVED: 07/04/11
REMARKS:
PAYMENT INFORMATION:

PAYMENT RECEIVED WITH THANKS £105.00
FOR 15.0 x coffee San Ramon at £7 per bag


TRADER: kate rich
STREET: feral trade
CITY: Bristol
COUNTRY: UK
 

INVOICEE: saul albert
CITY: London
COUNTRY: UK
COURIER: kate rich heath bunting Selene States
ROUTE:     Coffee Compass roasters- Feral Trade-Rosebery Avenue-Bristol Temple Meads station-London Paddington station-Whitechapel Gallery-cremer street
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FERALTRADE products passed by hand. The word 'feral' describes a process that is deliberately wild as in pigeon, as opposed to nature wild (wolf). Feral Trade is a grocery business and transportation network using the surplus freight potential of social, cultural, data & other offmarket traffic for the distribution of goods. http://www.feraltrade.org
coffee San Ramon ferally traded since: 21/02/11. Single estate coffee beans from Adilio Ceron Escobar and Blanca de Ceron in San Ramon El Salvador, this shipment represents their entire 2010 crop. The Cerons de-husked the coffee the old-fashioned hard-core way at home with a hollowed out tree stump and large wooden pestle. Facilitated for Feral Trade by US Peace Corps husband and wife Helen Cold and Matt Ferderbar in San Ramon; roasted UK by Richard Jansz and Coffee Compass in the seaside resort of Littlehampton.