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The SWISS WATER ® Process Explained *soluble: susceptible of being dissolved in a fluid 1 Percentages given are typical numbers and used for example only. Actual percentages may slightly vary from bean to bean. A Typical Bean 1 after Decaffeination Once the decaffeinated beans are removed from the GCE, they are then dried, bagged and shipped – ready to be roasted by premium and discriminating roasters. We use a diffusion process that allows the gentle displacement of caffeine from green coffee. Green beans are soaked in Green Coffee Extract (GCE), which is pure water saturated with soluble solids from green coffee. First step in SWISS WATER ® Process Decaffeination Soluble* Flavor Components 24% Caffeine* 0.04% Insoluble Components 76% Soluble* Flavor Components 26% Caffeine* 1.20% Insoluble Components 74% The SWISS WATER ® Process is a taste-driven, 100% chemical free, pure water decaffeination process that delivers to today’s consumer expectations. It is used by premium roasters and retailers and demanded by discerning decaf drinkers. Here is a brief description of the process. 1.800.667.6181 www.swisswater.com Green bean composition A typical green coffee bean 1 is composed of: ®/TM are trademarks of Swiss Water Decaffeinated Coffee Company Inc. With time and temperature, the caffeine migrates out of the green beans into the GCE. This water is filtered, capturing and extracting the caffeine molecules. The flavor and body of the coffee is protected by closely monitoring the solids, caffeine levels, and moisture in the coffee. The process takes approximately 10 hours resulting in green beans that are 99.9% caffeine-free.

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Page 1: The SWISS WATER Process Explained · Green Coffee Extract (GCE), which is pure water saturated with soluble solids from green coffee. First step in SWISS WATER® Process Decaffeination

The SWISS WATER® Process Explained

*soluble: susceptible of being dissolved in a fluid

1Percentages given are typical numbers and used for example only.Actual percentages may slightly vary from bean to bean.

A Typical Bean1 after Decaffeination

Once thedecaffeinated beans areremoved from the GCE,they are then dried, baggedand shipped – ready to beroasted by premium anddiscriminating roasters.

We use a diffusion process that allows the gentledisplacement of caffeine from green coffee. Greenbeans are soaked inGreen Coffee Extract(GCE), which is purewater saturated withsoluble solids fromgreen coffee.

First step in SWISS WATER®

Process Decaffeination

Soluble* FlavorComponents 24%

Caffeine* 0.04%

InsolubleComponents 76%

Soluble* FlavorComponents 26%

Caffeine* 1.20%

InsolubleComponents 74%

The SWISS WATER® Process is a taste-driven, 100% chemical free, purewater decaffeination process that delivers to today’s consumerexpectations. It is used by premium roasters and retailers and demandedby discerning decaf drinkers. Here is a brief description of the process.

1.800.667.6181

www.swisswater.com

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With time and temperature, the caffeinemigrates out of the green beans into theGCE. This water is filtered, capturing andextracting the caffeine molecules. The flavorand body of the coffee is protected byclosely monitoring the solids, caffeine levels,and moisture in the coffee. The processtakes approximately 10 hours resulting ingreen beans that are 99.9% caffeine-free.