1.   The beans were sold as Megabeans but were manufactured for Megastores by Beaneasy.

2.   Arabica beans are sold at high prices to U.S. and European roasters.

3.   Both chains sell beans by the pound to consumers who brew at home.

4.   Charcoal smoke, flies and sewage stench mix with cooking smells as vendors sell beans by the scoop to waiting patients.

5.   Choctaws and other Oklahoma tribes sell beans in bags at local stands, and Oneidas in Wisconsin sell specialty white corns locally.

6.   Starbucks also joined Kraft Foods, Inc. in a licensing agreement to distribute, market and sell its beans at supermarkets around the nation.

7.   The beans are sold in their shells, so first he shucks them like peas.

8.   The beans are also sold fresh around Chinatown and at specialty Asian markets like Yaohan Plaza in Edgewater, N.J.

9.   The fair-trade movement allows poor coffee farmers to sell their beans directly to roasters and retailers.

10.   The shop sold beans by the pound.