Stumptown Coffee Roasters and Oatly created the first earth-friendly latte and when it is ordered around a limited time, people will automatically help to support Zero Foodprint, James Beard Foundation's 2020 Humanitarian of the Year. The plant-based, Rose Gold-flavored latte supports carbon-friendly farming practices and it highlights products from both partners, including Oatly oatmilk and Supernature, Stumptown's new organic coffee blend. Other key additions to the Earth Day Latte are rose water and honey.
In the spirit of this year's earth-centric celebrations, the climate awareness latte is only served in non-disposable mugs or tumblers at participating Stumptown Coffee cafes. Jon Perry, VP of Direct-to-Consumer business at Stumptown, says, "It might be the most sustainable latte you've ever had."
Earth-Friendly Lattes
Stumptown Coffee Roasters & Oatly Support Carbon-Friendly Farming
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