Mr. Adam Teitelbaum

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  www.acoffeefile.com/adamcoffeeorganic.html - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/24/2007    Last Visited: 7/24/2007  

  We are looking forward to being an active member of the OTA family," said Adam Teitelbaum of Adam's Organic Coffee who was among the OTA members instrumental in seeking council status.http://www.ota.com
  
  Coffee Plant, roasting fine, organic, Fairtrade coffees for caterers ... Wecome to our new factory manager Adam and our new shop manager Leah, thanks to Eric who is ... fair trade coffee, Kenya coffee, Java coffee, organic Fairtrade espresso blend coffee, organic coffee ... http://www.coffee.uk.com
  
  Peerless Coffee & Tea #1 Coffee in San FranciscoAdam Teitelbaum established Adams Organic Coffees in San Francisco, California in 1992 as one of the first all-organic coffee companies.

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  ADAM TEITELBAUM (San Mateo, CA) Adam is the founder of Adam's Organic Coffees in San Francisco, the first all organic coffee company in Northern California. He came to realize that if everyday consumer items could be made with both, sustainability of the planet as well as the bottom line as priorities, this would be a successful business model for the future. In 1998 he co-founded the Organic Coffee Association (ORCA) and his coffee was distributed in 23 western states. Adam's Organic Coffees was acquired by Peerless Coffee and Tea of Oakland, CA in 2002. As a pioneer in the category of organic coffee, and the creator of a blue chip brand, Adam managed the brand for Peerless for several years. Adam sees the solar industry as a potential major source of clean sustainable, and renewable, alternative energy that can contribute to a sustainable bottom line as well as a cleaner planet. Recently, he has been a solar sales consultant with Owens Electric & Solar and Solar City in the Bay Area. He is also involved in establishing a permanent structure for the San Mateo Farmers Market and volunteers at Sustainable San Mateo County, a local non profit.
  
  ORION WALKER (Hopland, CA) Orion is the Events Manager for the Solar Living Institute. At the Solar Living Institute he has expanded professional solar training programs, produced a green career conference and coordinated workshops and booth presence at a variety of solar and sustainability conferences. Previously, Orion helped to launch a green building start-up, traveled and studied extensively in developing countries, and built his own ecologically designed house in Northern California. He holds an MBA in Sustainable Enterprise from Dominican University and a BA in Environmental Studies from Oberlin College.

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  Adam Teitelbaum established Adams Organic Coffees in San Francisco, California in 1992 as 1 of the first all-organic coffee companies.

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  Adam Teitelbaum , Owner
  
  San Mateo , CA 94403650 212 2468 ( phone )650 212 2469 ( fax )aoc@sirius.comRoastermore info

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  "We are excited to bring Adam into the Peerless family.His entrepreneurrial and innovative spirit marries well with our aggressive and focused core beliefs.We share the same rigorous standards for sustainability and coffee stewardship.
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  Adam Teitelbaum established Adam's Organic Coffees in San Mateo, California in 1992 as one of the first all-organic coffee companies.Adam's Organic Coffees sells and markets the finest certified organic coffees and organic Fair Trade coffeees from around the world.Mr. Teitelbaum is co-founder of the Organic Coffee Association (ORCA) and serves on its Board of Directors.Adam's Organic Coffeees has been a strong regional coffee company, with retail distribution in the greatere San Francisco Bay Area, especially in natural food grocery stores.
  
  "I wanted to take organic coffee to the next level and I found I needed some help.When looking for a partner, Peerless Coffee's similar commitment, put the company at the top my list.Now I have renewed energy to focus and grow this brand, as well as the resoruces and support to bring it to market nationally," said Teitelbaum.Mr. Teitelbaum will guide Adam's Organic Coffees as a new division of the Peerless Coffee and Tea Company.
  
  For Peerless, this new partnership caps an extraordinarily succcessful year in business.

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  Adam Teitelbaum, 39, owner of Adam's Organic Coffees in San Francisco, sells his specialty coffees by advertising over the Internet and is rated one of the "top coffee Web sites" by Infoseek, an Internet search engine."E-commerce is here to stay," Teitelbaum says, although he admits, "It will probably never completely replace the ritual of going out for coffee."The relatively low cost of displaying information on the Web gives Teitelbaum a chance to educate customers about the advantages of organic coffees, something he says would be too expensive to do at a retail outlet.Currently, the company does about 5 to 7 percent of its sales over the Internet, Teitelbaum estimates, but he's convinced that sales will continue to grow."I'm now investing in a secure server that will allow people to directly order my coffee through the Web site," he adds.

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  Digital Darwinism - [Cached Version]
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  Adam Teitelbaum, 39, owner of Adam's Organic Coffees in San Francisco, sells his specialty coffees by advertising over the Internet and is rated one of the "top coffee Web sites" by Infoseek, an Internet search engine."E-commerce is here to stay," Teitelbaum says, although he admits, "It will probably never completely replace the ritual of going out for coffee."The relatively low cost of displaying information on the Web gives Teitelbaum a chance to educate customers about the advantages of organic coffees, something he says would be too expensive to do at a retail outlet.Currently, the company does about 5 to 7 percent of its sales over the Internet, Teitelbaum estimates, but he's convinced that sales will continue to grow."I'm now investing in a secure server that will allow people to directly order my coffee through the Web site," he adds.

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  Earth Vision: environmental resources, information,... - [Cached Version]
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  Adam TeitelbaumV.P. Sales/Marketing adt18@rcn.com
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  Adam Teitelbaum 415 Voelker Dr San Mateo, CA 94403 650.357.1556 adt18@rcn.com

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  Fair Trade Certified | Transfair USA | TransFair USA... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/8/2000    Last Visited: 9/10/2005  

  Adam's Organic Coffees | Adam Teitelbaum | Oakland CA Phone: 510 763 1763

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  US (January 20, 2003) - As the new president of the International Organic Coffee Association, Adam Teitelbaum is keenly interested in expanding sales of the product and generating interest in other organically produced food products.But it's not justwww.foodmarketexchange.com/wp/news.php?newsid=15089created on 2003-01-20
  
  Shanghai promises health care for farmers China (January 20, 2003) - The eastern metropolis of Shanghai has vowed to provide better and more affordable medical services to its 3 million farmers in the coming three years.

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