LUDIQX

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LUDIQX ties the start of its coffee activities to the purchase of a JURA fully automatic machine in 2013. According to the company, interest in coffee beans, machines, brewing methods, recipes, and home coffee preparation grew from there. The personal names of the founders are not listed on the official website and are also not mentioned in the public sources examined.

The operating company LUDIQX B.V. was established on December 3, 2021, and is registered under KvK number 84697873. The business was initially based in Oegstgeest. The current business and showroom address is Kenauweg 17 in Leiden. At the time of establishment, SVD Groep Holding B.V. and JVL Groep Holding B.V. were registered as directors.

Roasting and Assortment Structure

LUDIQX states that the coffee is roasted weekly in its own roastery. The company uses a drum roaster and refers to a slow-roast principle. Technical details, such as roast duration, temperature profile, batch size, and color measurements, have not been made public. Information on roasting software, sorting equipment, and fixed quality protocols is also lacking.

The assortment is primarily categorized by country of origin and roast level. The categories used are Single Roast, Italian Roast, and Dark Italian Roast. Documented coffees include Brasil Single Roast, Brasil Italian Roast, Brasil Dark Italian Roast, Bolivia Single Roast, Bolivia Italian Roast, and Honduras Decaf Single Roast.

In addition, LUDIQX sells the melange Brasil & Bolivia Delight! and various pre-assembled packages. These include the Single Roast Lover, Italian Roast Lover, and Full Taste! packages. The tasting packs contain three 250-gram bags or three 1-kilogram bags. The 3-kilogram package consists of Brasil Single Roast, Bolivia Single Roast, and Bolivia Italian Roast.

Origin and supply chain transparency

The publicly listed countries of origin are Brazil, Bolivia, and Honduras. For the Bolivia Italian Roast, LUDIQX states that the coffee is grown in the northern part of La Paz. A small farming community is said to hand-pick the coffee cherries there. However, the name of that community and the involved producers are not mentioned.

No farms, plantations, cooperatives, exporters, or importers are publicly identified for the Brazilian and Honduran coffees. Information on harvest years, varieties, processing stations, lots, and coffee scores is also missing. Details regarding purchase prices, payments to farmers, contract duration, volumes, and direct trade relationships are likewise not published.

Certification and Sustainability

Product pages display the label “Organic Certified NL-BIO-01”. This is the stated Dutch control code for organic products. LUDIQX also uses the term “sustainably certified”, but does not mention a second, coffee-specific certification program on the pages reviewed. The Bolivia Italian Roast is described as organically and ethically produced.

Underlying data on inspections, payments, or the precise scope of certification is not published. Furthermore, public policy documents regarding packaging, production waste, coffee chaff, water usage, energy consumption, and emissions are missing. The company also does not publish measurable environmental goals, annual sustainability reports, or figures on CO₂ emission reduction.

Sales, showroom, and customer service

LUDIQX sells coffee through a Dutch-language online store. The range also includes machines from JURA and Nivona, maintenance products, parts, and accessories. Orders are delivered to the Netherlands and Belgium. According to company information, shipping is usually handled via PostNL, while GLS can also be used for shipments within the Netherlands.

Customers can pick up orders at the location in Leiden. The company serves both private and business customers and provides information on VAT reverse charge for Belgian and other European business clients. There is no public information regarding deliveries to supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, specialty stores, or regular wholesalers.

The branch in Leiden is designated as a showroom or Experience Center. Visitors can view, compare, and test machines there, preferably by appointment. The published opening hours as of July 28, 2026, were Tuesday through Saturday from 11:00 to 14:30. The location is closed on Mondays and Sundays.

The location offers demonstrations and advice but is not documented as a regular café. There is no public information about an espresso bar, seating, a drink menu, or food service. Fixed cuppings, paid tastings, brewing classes, and tours of the roastery are also not mentioned.

Team, Media, and Activities

The website refers to a customer team, coffee specialists, and an in-house technical service. Names and formal job titles are not published. Sammie presents recipes and coffee videos, but an official job description is missing. Stagemarket places the recognized training company in the category of two to nine employees.

LUDIQX publishes recipes for, among other things, cold brew, iced coffee, espresso martinis, Irish coffee, and milk coffee. The company also rents out JURA machines for events and offers a branded product called “Koffieclip: LUDIQX x JURA”. Specific event partners, attendance figures, and recurring public activities are not publicly detailed.

Trustoo lists a “Top Score 2025” in the category of coffee machine suppliers. This designation is based on platform and reputation data and does not constitute an award for coffee roasting. No public mentions were found of recognized roasting, barista, cupping, or coffee competitions. The available reporting consists primarily of self-published content, business directories, review platforms, and training registers.

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