DeliCoffee

More About DeliCoffee

DeliCoffee Koffieservice B.V. is a family business from Bunschoten-Spakenburg focusing on coffee solutions for workplaces, corporate cafeterias, and the hospitality sector. The company was founded in 2009. The public LinkedIn profile lists Spakenburg, Utrecht, as the primary location. The public business address is Veenestraat 7, 3751 GE Bunschoten-Spakenburg.

Founding and market position

Henrik Beukers is publicly listed as the Founder and Owner of DeliCoffee Koffieservice B.V. According to available information, his role dates back to February 2009. The company describes itself as a family business with experience in coffee for corporate and hospitality clients. Following experience in the coffee sector and membership in the SCA, the company launched its own brand, DeliCoffee “Slow Roast Coffee”.

The company primarily operates within the B2B market. Their website lists target groups such as offices, workshops, hospitality, education, retail, healthcare, and sports canteens. Consequently, the focus is not on individual consumer sales, but on providing coffee solutions for locations where multiple cups are brewed daily.

Branding and Methodology

DeliCoffee uses the term “Slow Roasting” to describe its roasting approach. The company defines this as roasting coffee beans extra slowly at low temperatures. According to their own information, blends are selected and composed by an in-house certified coffee specialist. DeliCoffee states that the coffee is roasted weekly using this method.

Imagery from Probat appears on public product pages. However, a specific roasting model, batch size, used software, or system for roast curves is not publicly documented. Similarly, no head roaster, green buyer, or Q-grader is publicly identified in the available data.

Coffee Selection

The public coffee offering is divided into three categories: coffee beans, freshbrew or filter coffee, and instant coffee. Within this classification, several selections are listed. The Premium Selection consists of coffee beans and mentions Brazilian Santos, washed arabicas from Colombia, and coffee from Costa Rica.

The Classic Selection lists Guatemala, Ethiopia, Brazil, and Peru as countries of origin. The text on the page refers simultaneously to Traditional Freshbrew and to the type Freshbrew, ground. Furthermore, the website mentions an Exclusivo Selection with coffee beans for espresso, regular coffee, and cappuccino. Premium Freshbrew and Premium Instant are listed separately as ground freshbrew and freeze-dried instant coffee, respectively.

Sourcing and Origin

DeliCoffee states that it works with direct trade and purchases directly from farmers. The company says that visiting plantations is part of the procurement process. It also mentions direct contact with farmers as a way to better understand the characteristics of green coffee.

The publicly documented countries of origin are Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Ethiopia, and Peru. DeliCoffee reports that it purchases both certified and non-certified coffee. According to the company, certified coffees are sold with a minimum price, while non-certified coffees are purchased based on cup profile. Names of farms, estates, exporters, importers, or cooperatives are not publicly documented.

Sustainability and Machinery

According to DeliCoffee, the roastery has been completely CO2-neutral since January 1, 2022. The company also states that its coffee machines consist of 98 percent reusable parts and are equipped with energy-saving modes. Additionally, DeliCoffee reports that plastic from BRITA water filters is recycled and sent to a Playmobil factory in Dieterhofen, Germany.

The company publicly uses the terms Directtrade, Fairtrade, and CO2 neutral. Certificate numbers or audit documents are not publicly documented in the available material. On the “And more” page, disposables are also listed, including eco-friendly coffee cups, napkins, and stirrers. A detailed waste policy is not publicly described.

Distribution and Business Services

Distribution appears to be primarily request-driven via the website, where trial placements and quotes are listed as public options. An open webshop with consumer checkout is not publicly documented. DeliCoffee mentions coffee machine brands such as Jura, Animo, Bravilor, Schaerer, WMF, and Rheavendors.

Several machines are listed publicly as examples. The Animo Optibean X is linked to 50 to 250 cups per day. The JURA X8 is mentioned for a maximum of 80 cups per day. The Bravilor Sego 12 is listed for 30 to 50 cups per day. After installation, DeliCoffee provides instructions on machine maintenance to employees. This is established as customer support, rather than a public workshop.

Public location, team, and recognition

A public café, tasting room, cupping bar, or consumer shop is not publicly documented. The known physical address serves as the business and contact address in Bunschoten-Spakenburg. Opening hours or a public tasting program were not found in the available data.

The LinkedIn profile of DeliCoffee mentions 2 to 10 employees and shows four public employee profiles. In addition to Henrik Beukers, Andhika Atma jp and Ermand Mand are publicly mentioned. Ermand Mand is listed on LinkedIn as a Barista at DeliCoffee Koffie & Koffiemachine BV.

Local press reported on November 19, 2024, that DeliCoffee Koffieservice received an FD Gazellen Award 2024. The same reporting described the company as being based in Bunschoten and active in roasted coffee, business coffee solutions, machines, tea, and disposables. A LinkedIn update from 2025 mentions that DeliCoffee was among the FD Gazellen for the ninth time. Another update mentions more than 5,000,000 cups of DeliCoffee served during the mentioned annual period.

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