• A silver metal coffee tin with a matching lid featuring an embossed bird design, shown on a green background with coffee beans and a purple paper accent.

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Coffee Refill Tin

Coffee Refill Tin

$10.00
$10.00

Description

As beautiful as Keats & Co's coffee bags are, sometimes you want a sturdier storage solution for your favorite beans. Look no further! These new tins are the perfect size to hold a bag of Keats & Co coffee with ease. Our streamlined design also makes for a beautiful storage solution on your kitchen counters, too.

100% of profits go to charity

Coffee Refill Tin

$10.00

  • Easy storage solution for ground or whole-bean coffee
  • Embossed with Keats & Co's nightingale logo
  • 100% of profits go to tuberculosis treatment
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Why This Product

Keep Your Coffee Safe

Your favorite grounds or beans deserve a home of their own! These sturdy tins are perfectly sized to hold a bag of Keats & Co coffee, keeping your favorite brews neatly stored and close at hand. With a streamlined design that looks just as good on your kitchen counter as it does in your cupboard, they’re a simple way to keep your coffee faves organized and ready for your next cup.

Where it Comes From

Trusted Partners

We worked with one of our manufacturing partners to make this storage tin. Each one of our suppliers are vetted by our team to make sure that they are adhering to fair labor practices.

Where the Money is Going

Combatting Deadly Disease

Tuberculosis is the deadliest infectious disease in the world, and yet it is preventable. So why is that? Peeling back the hastily covered cracks in global healthcare, we find the familiar faces of poverty, injustice, and systemic oppression writhing just below the surface. But familiar problems have familiar answers, which is why Keats & Co is working with Partners in Health and directing 100% of our profit from this subscription to provide long term funding for Tuberculosis in some of the world’s most affected regions. Through long term and targeted care, let's put tuberculosis in the past where it belongs.