Equator Coffees

📌San Rafael, California

Equator Coffees, a pioneering women-founded roastery, combines quality, sustainability, and social responsibility. Their wholesale program offers expertly roasted coffee, training, and support for businesses of all sizes. With ethical sourcing and direct farmer relationships, partnering with Equator means exceptional coffee with a meaningful impact.

Equator Coffees is in the RoasterLink network.


How to Connect

Jesse Bladyka
jbladyka@equatorcoffees.com

115 Jordan St.
San Rafael, CA 94901

Fast Facts

  • $xxx to $xxxx per five-pound bag
  • Female-founded business
  • Good Food Awards – 2016, 2020. Roaster of the year in 2010
  • First B Corporation certified coffee roaster in California,

Services Offered

🟢 Coffee training and resources🟢 Private / white labeling services🟢 Fair Trade / Organic beans
🟢 Business consulting❌ Flavored coffee beans🟢 Equipment and supplies sales
🟢 Equipment technical support🟢 Single-serve coffee products❌ Fundraising programs


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