Stack Street Coffee

Employee Size

51-200

Organization Type

Privately Held

Headquarters

Garnerville, NY

From New York’s Lower Hudson Valley, Stack Street Coffee small-batch roasts organic beans in-house for its own coffee line and for wholesale and private-label customers. The company buys directly from growers and cooperatives, building producer relationships while offering made-in-New-York coffee for home, food-service, and retail brands. Its single-serve operation supports orders from 20,000 cups to millions, giving Stack Street a notable bridge between artisanal roasting and large-scale pod production.

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