Automated handling and high performance packaging lines offer flexibility and reliability in delivery, as required by our trade partners.
 
The various coffee blends, product ranges and packaging create a powerful present- ation on the shelves of our retail customers, we can provide instant coffee in 2, 50, 100, 200 and 500 grams packed either in glass jars, or tins. 

Light medium or dark color, in either agglomerated or powered from. We also export in 20Kg bulk cartons for industrial or repacking purposes.

 



The art of turning coffee from green berries to a rich aromatic soluble instant coffee requires a great expertise and pure since.
Here is a brief description of the process:

 

  Blending  »  Roasting  »  Grinding  »  Extraction  »  Drying  »  Agglomeration  »
  Aroma Retention  »  Filling

 
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Carefully selected green coffee from the best quality sources around the world form the basis of our much-valued instant coffee.
The solid relationships with the important countries of origin ensure that only the most suitable mild arabicas and full-bodied robustas are purchased.
After careful inspection and selection of the green coffee beans shipped to us, further selection and inspection take place upon arrival.
Skilled blending by our green coffee experts’ guarantees that we process the finest green coffee blends.

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The flavor and aroma of coffee beans are brought to life by the roasting process. 
Temperature and time are carefully controlled in order to fully develop the coffee essence.

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The roasted coffee beans are then ground into course particles, the last solid stage prior to being converted into liquid coffee.

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The R&G coffee is automatically put into a series of extraction cylinders. These cells do the same job as the house coffee percolators, however on a larger industrial scale.

The coffee flavor, aroma and color of soluble coffee characteristic is extracted in this method, facilitated by a series of cylinders used to produce stronger and stronger coffee, until the liquid consists of a highly concentrated coffee liquor.

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Soluble coffee is produced by drying the obtained liquor, after the liquid coffee passes through centrifugal devices for filtration, and large amounts of water are evaporated through large industrial evaporators, which brings up the coffee concentrations in the liquid very high.


The highly concentrated liquor is then sprayed into a stream of hot air at the top of a tall tower. As the droplets fall they dry, falling to the bottom as a fine powder.

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The final product is produced by wetting the spray-dried powder slightly, so that the particles stick together, with the addition of steam as a combining medium, then the resulting granules pass through the fluidizer, before being sieved to the right size and filled in the jars.

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The exhaustive extraction and high temperatures used in the process, deteriorate the lovely fresh aroma in coffee, therefore the aroma retention units, substitute for this loss by extracting the aroma of the freshly roasted coffee prior the process and then it is added again to give the unique freshly aroma.

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The instant coffee is filled into glass jars tines or sachets. Filling is carried out in an inert gas atmosphere, to prevent any deterioration of the flavor or aroma during the shelf life period.

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