By Guy Montague-Jones2014-04-13T15:53:00+01:00
First Harvest will go on sale at the end of the month
Nescafé is launching a limited-edition Gold Blend made with the first coffee from trees it gave farmers in Colombia.
Since 2010, Nescafé UK & Ireland has given more than 13 million disease-resistant trees to farmers.
The initial batch has just had its first harvest and to mark the milestone, a 200g jar called First Harvest launches at the end of April under the Gold Blend brand.
Nescafé has pledged to give away 220 million coffee trees by 2020.
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