Grand Pré and Wolfville, Nova Scotia
Coffee with a co-op story and clearly named growing origins.
Just Us! describes itself as a worker-owned Canadian coffee co-operative. Its Nova Scotia operation roasts imported beans, with selected listings naming the growing region and offering weight and grind choices.
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Founding members
The Founder’s Roast page names the Moores in the co-operative’s early financing story. This is historical founder context, not a claim about present individual order handling.
Just Us! describes a worker-owned Canadian coffee co-operative that began with five friends in 1995. Its Founder’s Roast listing keeps an early agricultural connection visible, naming Union Majomut in Chiapas, Mexico, alongside the story of Jeff and Deb Moore financing a green-coffee purchase. The Colombian listing identifies ANEI and the Sierra Nevada region, giving shoppers another specific growing origin to explore.
The practical choice still comes down to the coffee you want to buy and the way you brew it. Founder’s Roast is listed as a medium roast, and both selected coffees provide weight and grind options. Compare those selections before choosing a bag, or use the published business contact route for a grind or wholesale question. The Nova Scotia co-operative and roasting work are the Canadian connection; the featured beans grew in Mexico and Colombia.
A medium roast linked to Union Majomut in Chiapas, Mexico, with weight and grind selections.
Confirm the selected weight and grind. Maker tasting notes and certification statements were not independently tested here.
View product detailsThe listing identifies ANEI and Colombia’s Sierra Nevada region, with bag-weight and grind options.
Check the current lot, selected size and availability. Agricultural origin is Colombia, even though the business roasts in Canada.
View product detailsSelect the bag weight and grind for your brewing equipment. Confirm Canadian shipping at checkout and current availability; fresh-to-order marketing is not a guaranteed delivery date or an Upvote taste test.
Worker-owned Canadian co-operative with Grand Pré and Wolfville locations in Nova Scotia. Featured coffees identify Mexican and Colombian agricultural origins; Canadian roasting does not mean Canadian-grown beans.
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