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About Bewley’s Fairtrade & Organic Single-Origin Whole Bean
Owner · https://bewleys.com/
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CountryIreland
Price tier$$
Websitehttps://bewleys.com
owner nameCampbell Bewley Group (Campbell family-owned; bewleys.com is the Irish company) Irish parent remains family-owned (Paddy Campbell, since 1989); it SOLD its UK arm to Cafedirect in June 2023
ownerhttps://bewleys.com/
Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/bewleysireland
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vegan0
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Clean & Safe: last checked2026-07-28
Last checked2026-07-28
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01Certificationssharedgood
Regenerative organic0
Grade / certificationFairtrade; Organic (IOFGA)
02Ownership & legal entityowngood
owner nameCampbell Bewley Group (Campbell family-owned; bewleys.com is the Irish company) Irish parent remains family-owned (Paddy Campbell, since 1989); it SOLD its UK arm to Cafedirect in June 2023
ownerView source
03Sourcing & supply chainsharedgood
Traceable supply chain0
Single originYes
Single ingredientYes
Grown InFairtrade + organic-certified origins (roasted in Ireland)
PackagingUnknown
04Scan coverage & transparencysharedgood
Verified byHold The Throne product analysis + brand ingredients
Clean & Safe: last checked2026-07-28
Last checked2026-07-28
How this date was establishedverified
Scan noteNot assessed: the strict food ingredient vocabulary and product-type exclusions have not completed validation.
Records read11
Eligible records11
Scan method versionvalidation gate 2026.09
05Possible flagssharedwatch
Why no scoreNot assessed: the strict food ingredient vocabulary and product-type exclusions have not completed validation.
06Other recorded detailssharedgood
CompanyBewley's
Glyphosate lab-tested0
Authenticity verified (proof it is 100% real)Largest Fairtrade coffee supplier to the Irish market; all Bewley's-branded coffee is Fairtrade certified; holds an IOFGA organic licence for its certified-organic line; single-origin whole-bean range roasted in Ireland.
Whole foodYes
AdditivesNone
Processing levelMinimally processed
CountryIreland
Price From€7
Price tier$$
WebsiteVisit site
Amazon/buy nowView source
Ships toIreland, UK
Positive note 1Certified organic
Negative note 1Organic is a specific line; brand also sells instant coffee (excluded).
Positive note 2Single origin
Positive note 3Fair Trade sourced
Positive note 4Largest Fairtrade coffee supplier to the Irish market; all Bewley's-branded coffee is Fairtrade certified; holds an IOFGA organic licence for its certified-organic line; single-origin whole-bean range roasted in Ireland.
NOVA processing class1 Unprocessed / minimally processed
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Overall: where this info comes fromMixed
Packaging source: last checked2026-07-29
Plant-Based1
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InstagramView source
Recorded verdictNOT ASSESSED
Assessment statusnot_assessed
Styles scanned11
Full catalogue scanno
Catalogue-scan qualificationNot assessed: the strict food ingredient vocabulary and product-type exclusions have not completed validation.
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Recorded verdict: NOT ASSESSED.
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Is Bewley's organic?
Yes. Bewley's is certified organic (Fairtrade; Organic (IOFGA))
Is Bewley's a whole food / single ingredient?
Yes. Bewley's is a whole, single-ingredient coffee with nothing added.
Where is Bewley's from?
Bewley's is single-origin from Fairtrade + organic-certified origins (roasted in Ireland).
Is Bewley's traceable and ethical?
Fair Trade certified.
Is Bewley's organic and traceable farm-to-cup?
Largest Fairtrade coffee supplier to the Irish market; all Bewley's-branded coffee is Fairtrade certified; holds an IOFGA organic licence for its certified-organic line; single-origin whole-bean range roasted in Ireland.
What certifications does Bewley's hold?
Certified organic Fairtrade Foundation (Fairtrade); organic certifier not named on site.
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