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Arlington Cafe Uses Toll-Roasting Services While Featuring Local Art

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What happened

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Good Trouble Roasters, a new roastery cafe in Arlington, Virginia, features murals created by artist Jess Kostelnick. While awaiting county approval for its in-house roasting machine, the business currently uses Beanetics Coffee for toll-roasting its green coffees to its specifications.

From dailycoffeenews.com

Why it matters

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The cafe's current reliance on external toll-roasting services from Beanetics Coffee in Annandale represents a temporary supply chain arrangement. Once Good Trouble Roasters receives approval for its 3-kilogram-capacity Air-Motion Roasters machine, it plans to bring the roasting operations in-house.

From dailycoffeenews.com

Who's involved

  • JessArtist who created the shop’s murals and ceramics
  • ArlingtonLocation of the new roastery cafe
  • AnnandaleLocation where Beanetics Coffee performs toll-roasting services

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • AnnandaleSpeculative

    Annandale might see increased demand for toll-roasting services from the new local cafe

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