| Government agencies worldwide have yet to find links between solvents used to decaffeinate coffee and health issues. |
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| The beans are then separated and dried, and the oil, once the caffeine has been removed, is reused to decaffeinate additional batches of beans. |
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| There are only two factories in Europe that decaffeinate coffee. |
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| Use of a caffeine imprint polymer to decaffeinate coffee extract. |
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| One of the most common processes, the Swiss Water process, simply uses water to decaffeinate the coffee beans. |
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| The new device can decaffeinate tea leaves without reducing the amount of catechin and amino acids. |
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| The majority of coffee makers today do employ other safer methods to decaffeinate coffee however, he stressed. |
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| The two solvents, Methylene chloride and ethyl acetate, that have produced the best results are used commercially to decaffeinate green coffee. |
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| In fact, there are now several different ways to decaffeinate coffee beans. |
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| It can then be re-used to decaffeinate more green beans without the danger of drawing out flavoursome compounds as the water is already saturated with these taste-giving chemicals. |
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| Swiss Water Decaf fits perfectly into this healthy picture as the company decaffeinates coffee without the use of chemicals.We would not decaffeinate a Kenya next to a Brazil. |
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| In addition, it offers an environmentally friendly way to enjoy coffee as there has been no chemical treatment necessary to decaffeinate the coffee beans. |
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