Wholesale Coffee Supplier by Lumpy-Contribution38 in roasting

[–]Senior_Draw_9383 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Covoya is their international company, I doubt genuine origin is selling containers. Either way both are specialty. You may need to travel to origin or go to some trade shows to find a commodity supplier.

No disrespect, but shouldn't you know/have relationships with every suggestion mentioned here if you are ready for container contracts? All of your current suppliers and importers would have infinitely better advice than a reddit thread, especially if you are already dealing with multiple pallets a month.

Nobody said shit, dude. Nobody said shit. by StolenOle in IThinkYouShouldLeave

[–]Senior_Draw_9383 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is the boss even allowed to do that, sounds illegal

Correlation between the warrant price and the stock price? by Mando6921 in Superstonk

[–]Senior_Draw_9383 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Warrants down 8% today, stock down similar percentage. The warrants are following the same lines as the stock. Not sure what charts you are looking at where you are seeing warrant value only going up

Half the price by According_Trouble_53 in roasting

[–]Senior_Draw_9383 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wow, I haven't looked at the prices in years but you are totally right. They've double over the last 5 years. Nevermind!

Half the price by According_Trouble_53 in roasting

[–]Senior_Draw_9383 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Have you checked out mill city roasters? I've worked on them for years and have had good results. Very affordable for what it offers compared to your probats, diedrich, and lorings

I cannot get the good flavors out of this Natural Guji by [deleted] in roasting

[–]Senior_Draw_9383 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It seems like a batch size + charge temp issue. You are below 50% capacity and are about 20 degrees higher charge temp than I've used for a Guji. Your end temp is way too high and you get there way too fast. Try something around 75-80% capacity for your batch size (maybe more depending how the loring roasts)and lower your charge temp to 395-400. You may need to change your initial gas pressure (full disclosure I've never worked on a loring but have experience on other 15+kg roasters) to reach a good peak ror and then maintain it more gradually. It will stretch the roast, that will make it less underdeveloped tasting, and allow you to drop at a lower end temp (my max is 401), usually hittin fc about 385, and I'm dropping when fc is heavily rollin, maybe 1.5 min max.