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Enterprise-to-business (B2B) espresso specialist Farmer Brothers Espresso is releasing a brand new branded espresso line underneath the title Sum>One Espresso Roasters.
Designed to attraction to any variety of coffee-drinking tastes inside the “specialty espresso” realm, the Sum>One model launched as we speak with eight totally different blends reflecting a variety of roast ranges.
“We’re extremely excited to be coming into the specialty espresso area with the launch of our Sum>One model,” Farmer Brothers President and CEO John Moore stated in an announcement of the launch. “We’re happy to now be capable of really meet our clients wherever they might be throughout the espresso spectrum with conventional, premium and specialty tiered espresso choices.”
A spotlight of the Sum>One model is on the corporate’s direct-trade relationships with espresso producers. These coffees at the moment are offered in blends with names comparable to Open Mic, Group Chat, Whisper, Velvet Threads, Postcard, Kochere, Santa Ana and Deep Ideas.
The corporate stated it would primarily focus the espresso line on “integration into Farmer Brothers’ nationwide B2B buyer base,” though Sum>One merchandise are additionally slated for direct buy via a devoted web site.
Fort Price, Texas-based Farmer Brothers — which was created when Roy Farmer began promoting espresso to eating places in Los Angeles about 113 years in the past — has traditionally targeted on wholesale provide and distribution, though it bought its direct-store-delivery enterprise to TreeHouse Meals for $100 million in 2023.
The launch of Sum>One comes lower than two months since Farmer Brothers helped workplace espresso big Eurest — a Compass Group firm — roll out a specialty espresso model with 11 blends referred to as Direct Espresso Roasters.
It additionally follows key appointments of Farmer Brothers executives who’ve deep espresso backgrounds, together with CEO Moore and vice chairman of espresso operations Matthew Swenson.
Farmer Brothers, which owns Oregon’s Boyd’s Espresso Firm and West Coast Espresso Firm, amongst different espresso and tea manufacturers, serves greater than 30,000 U.S. companies via its business-to-business operations. The Nasdaq-traded firm reported fiscal Q1 2025 internet gross sales of $85.1 million at its most up-to-date earnings name.
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