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On the recordMarch 12, 2014
Vermont is known for its small and large businesses alike. Vermonters take pride in buying locally, and as a result, businesses like the Vermont Coffee Company have been able to expand and become forces in their respective industries. When Paul Ralston started the Vermont Coffee Company over 30 years ago in the small town of Middlebury, VT, he did so based on the belief that coffee creates community. Today, he continues his commitment to a high-quality farmer-friendly coffee blend by using only fair trade, certified organic coffee beans from around the world. Paul's passion for coffee has created an opportunity for him to forge his own path to success, and he has expanded Vermont Coffee Company's distribution to retail outlets throughout the Northeast and along the Atlantic coast. His business continues to expand, and his success is just one hallmark of the respected Vermont Brand. I congratulate his success, and I ask that the text of an article appearing in the Burlington Free Press on February 20, 2014, about his success be printed in for the Record. There being no objection, the material was ordered to be printed in the Record, as follows: [From the Burlington Free Press, Feb. 20, 2014] Middlebury Coffee Roaster Still Growing After 30 Years (By Melissa Pasanen) Middlebury, VT.--Vermont Coffee Company in Middlebury was ahead of the curve when it started roasting organic, fair trade beans 30 years ago. Its continued success is based on a simple philosophy.…
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Patrick Leahy
Democratic · Vermont
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Mar 12, 2014

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