dutch coffee

Batavia Coffee is the first producer of true Dutch Coffee (also known as Cold Drip Coffee) in Europe. It is different from Cold Brew Coffee (the simpler American variety) with much better flavors and a clean, crisp aftertaste. We produce Dutch Coffee in bottles that can be served directly, making it a great way to provide exceptional coffee on the road and in any bar or restaurant. The bottled...

Our company is producing high standard coffee roasting systems with our Dutch partners who have been refurbishing second-hand European roasters. Our production team has been manufacturing private label roasters for the USA for the last 15 years. We collaborate with our Dutch partners, combining our production capabilities with their expertise in European roasters. After the WOC Dublin 2016 expo, we established some dealers in Northern Europe. Currently, our sales in this area are thriving. We would like to partner with local companies to sell our roasters in various markets.

...De Eenhoorn Coffee & Tea is a versatile company that provides quality products in the fields of coffee, tea, and cigars. In our store, we sell specialty coffee, exclusive Chinese tea, and Dutch cigars. In addition to these main products, we offer chocolate, port, wine, and coffee and tea accessories to complete the experience. Our company is more than just a shop. In our coffee bar, you can enjoy...

... more focused on collaborations with other craft breweries, wine producers, and we also have the Zeker Zeeuws quality mark, we are a member of the Zeker Zeeuws Cooperative, Foundation for sustainable practices... we also work with De Smaak van Waas, Bourgondische Buren, Grenspark groot Saeftinghe, Businessclub Perk Polder,... In addition to the online shop on our website for the Dutch retail market...

... - With the help of icons, you can separate your waste even better. The image below shows that you can choose 1 or 2 waste streams for each individual module. - In our current economy, 'waste' has almost no economic value. Raw materials that are extracted are processed into products that we then consume. What is left over is usually thrown away. The Dutch government has set a goal to be fully circular by the year 2050. Herena assists in this by providing waste bins for separated waste across various sectors.