And the patented process used by the folger division of Procter & Gamble, maker of high point instant decaffeinated coffee, treats the brewed coffee concentrate with ethyl acetate, a natural substance (it is found in apples and bananas, for example, and breaks down to form alcohol and vinegar). Is folgers decaf coffee safe? If you … Read more
decaffeination process: The decaffeination process used for yorkshire tea bedtime brew is the Methylene Chloride process Is Yorkshire Tea naturally decaffeinated? Carbon Dioxide Method Clipper is one of the very rare tea makers to produce an organic and co2 decaffeinated tea. Taylors of Harrogate uses it for their Decaf Breakfast, but not for their Yorkshire … Read more
An investigation from the Clean Label Project on 23 of the leading decaffeinated coffee brands has found the solvent, methylene chloride, in several of the products An investigation has revealed that several top-selling decaffeinated coffee brands tested positive for methylene chloride. Is there methylene chloride in decaf coffee? During this decaffeination process, the coffee beans … Read more