Workplace foodservice provider Eurest is now serving more sustainable coffeeWorkplace foodservice provider Eurest is now serving more sustainable coffee

Foodservice providers are becoming more comprehensive with their sustainability efforts, by bringing  in new sustainable products Into every aspect of their dining program. Eurest, a workplace foodservice provider, for instance, now has a more sustainable coffee program.

The company teamed up with Direct Coffee Roasters, a coffee company that focuses on ethical sourcing and creating eco-friendly batches of the caffeinated beverage. Eurest now offers 11 different blends featuring everything from light to dark roast with a variety of different flavors including caramel macchiato, Island Hazelnut and vanilla crème. For those who prefer cold coffee, the company also menus cold brew, and, there is also a decaffeinated blend.

Direct Coffee is LEED silver certified, which is one of the certifications available through the U.S. Green Building Council’s rating system. The coffee is roasted in a low emission facility that is powered completely by renewable energy. In addition, the coffee brand also holds certifications from Rainforest Alliance and Organic Standards.

"Great coffee is more than just a morning pick-me-up—it’s an experience. With Direct Coffee Roasters, we’re delivering an exceptional coffee program that combines rich, high-quality flavors with a meaningful story behind every bean," said Jessica Zucker, Eurest vice president of marketing innovations and strategy, in a statement. "Our guests can feel good about every cup because of the taste, quality and impact it has on generational farmers."