Guide

A fluid bed roaster is unlike most of the equipment found in cafés. Rather than employing a spinning drum, it heats the beans using hot air. This difference affects the...

Finding a used coffee roaster is only half the job. The harder part is figuring out where to buy a used coffee roaster from a seller you can trust, at...

The decision between an electric and a gas coffee roaster comes down to one core question: what do your space, batch size, and roasting style actually need? Both fuel types...

Coffee packaging can seem like a not-so-important fact, but it affects both your budget and the environment. A balance between sustainable coffee packaging costs and product quality depends on materials...

A commercial electric coffee roaster runs on an electric heating element instead of a gas flame, and for many cafes and small roasteries it removes the biggest barrier to roasting...

Buying a used drum coffee roaster is only half the job. Learning how to clean and maintain a used drum coffee roaster is what actually protects your investment and your...

There comes a point in every roastery's journey when a machine that once felt essential starts to feel like dead weight. Maybe you are upgrading to a larger drum, scaling...

Selling coffee roaster equipment sounds simple, but it often turns slow and stressful. Many owners struggle to find the best place to sell used coffee roaster equipment, at fair prices,...

High broker fees and long waiting times often reduce profit when you sell a coffee roaster. Many sellers feel stuck with limited control over price and buyer communication, so they...