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Number of workers who believe that taking coffee breaks improves productivity.
Victorians who regularly consume coffee. Stock the good stuff.
Workplace injuries are from slips, trips, and falls. Mop up your milk.
Compare bean types
Arabica beans are:
- grown at high altitudes above 800m
- grown in places with higher climates
- mild, well balanced in flavour
- a more expensive coffee bean
- naturally lower in caffeine
Robusta beans are
- commonly used in instant coffee (eew!)
- grown at lower altitudes between 200m-800m
- grown in places with lower climates
- more astringent and bitter in flavour
- are heavily wired with twice the amount of caffeine than Arabica beans

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Safety first when you're brewing coffee. Check machines, handle electricals carefully, and be fire-wise.
Let's brew safe for a hazard-free coffee corner. Your perfect cup starts with a double shot of safety.
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Sip, savor, and boost your mood with coffee.
Elevate your mental health – coffee's antioxidants and caffeine can enhance focus and lift your spirits.
Make each cup a moment of self-care. Brew joy for a healthier mind. Take that coffee break and savor the positive vibes.
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