APFFELS COFFEE

Driving Innovation in Coffee | 100+ Years of Roasting Expertise | Foodservice, Retail & Private Label Partner

As one of Southern California’s original coffee artisans, Apffels Coffee combines over a century of roasting expertise with modern manufacturing, technology, and scale.

What began in the backroom of a general store in the late 1800s grew into a Los Angeles-based family business by the 1920s—helping shape the coffee programs of the restaurants and hotels that defined the City of Angels.

Today, we build on that legacy by driving innovation and meaningful change in the coffee industry—delivering exceptional coffees with consistency, precision, and reliability across foodservice, retail, private label, office coffee, extraction, and contract manufacturing.

What Sets Us Apart

• 100+ years of roasting and blending expertise passed through generations
• Specialty coffee at scale—without sacrificing quality or consistency
• Advanced roasting, QA, and production systems for repeatable results
• Flexible supply chain solutions, including contract purchasing and transparent pricing
• End-to-end partnership—from concept and development to delivery
• SQF-aligned production supported by GMP and HACCP protocols, ensuring food safety and quality assurance

Our Capabilities

Foodservice & Institutional: Customized coffee programs for restaurants, hotels, and national accounts—built for consistency and operational efficiency.

Private Label & Contract Manufacturing: Full-service solutions including custom blends, sustainable sourcing, packaging, logistics, and scalable production for emerging and established brands.

Retail & Grocery: Branded and private label programs designed for shelf impact and repeat purchase.

Office Coffee Service (OCS): Fresh, restaurant-quality coffee for the workplace with reliable distribution and competitive pricing.

At Apffels, coffee is more than a product—it’s a long-term partnership. We help our partners build their brand

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