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A bag of Starbuck Coffee's "Black Apron Series - Shirkina Sundried Sidamo" is seen on a shelf in the Sidamo Coffee Farmers Cooperative Union office February 22, 2007 in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Sidamo farmers from the union produced the beans for the coffee, and were surprised when they learned that the coffee retails in the United States for more than 24$ a pound when they are paid less than $1.

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Copyright: Scott Nelson 2007
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A bag of Starbuck Coffee's "Black Apron Series - Shirkina Sundried Sidamo" is seen on a shelf in the Sidamo Coffee Farmers Cooperative Union office February 22, 2007 in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Sidamo farmers from the union produced the beans for the coffee, and were surprised when they learned that the coffee retails in the United States for more than 24$ a pound when they are paid less than $1.