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Historical source record, reviewed 10 November 2026. The file formerly stored under the name COSA-Executive-Board.pdf has been located in the Internet Archive. Its title page identifies an International Coffee Organization document, not a current COSA governance list.
- Document number
- EB 3910/06
- Document date
- 13 February 2006
- Meeting
- Executive Board, 260th Meeting, 30 January–1 February 2006, London
- Title
- Decisions Adopted (260)
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A citation mismatch
A HandWiki reference labels the link as Council decisions from May 2006. The recovered file’s own title page gives the Executive Board meeting and date above. Researchers should identify the document from the file itself and investigate the mismatch before citing it.
The document includes discussion of a cost-benefit-analysis project concerning sustainability practices in coffee. That historical context does not make the filename a statement about a present executive board.
Availability and rights
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The identifier EB 3910/06 distinguishes this document from other council and board records. Keep that identifier, the meeting number and the document date together. A downloaded filename is not enough to resolve the discrepancy in the later citation.
If you are researching the history of sustainability assessment, read the relevant project discussion in the original before drawing conclusions about its approval, implementation or results. A meeting decision and a later assessment are different types of evidence. The SCAN project-history guide sets out the wider distinction between a project reference and proof of outcomes.