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_slow_crypto π β³πͺ
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A vacation lesson about why cork is Certified Slow. In Portugal, where ~50% of the worldβs cork is produced, a tree is planted to be first harvested only 25 years later. This first harvest, while useful, is the poorest quality the tree will produce.
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_slow_crypto π β³πͺ
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It takes 9 years for the tree to regrow sufficient cork for subsequent harvests, each increasing in quality, repeatable for a lifespan of 200-300 years. The tree is not harmed and the material is both recyclable and, of course, biodegradable.
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Thatβs truly fascinating! Itβs amazing how nature teaches us patience and the value of time. The journey of cork truly reflects a commitment to quality and sustainability. It's a beautiful reminder that the best things in life often require the most waiting. Portugal's dedication is commendable!
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