Ebenezer Coffee Manufacturer Pte Ltd
Product Storage Requirements
Ambient
Company’s Certifications
Halal
ISO/ FSSC 22000
Company's Current Export Markets
North America (e.g. USA, Canada)
Western Europe (e.g. Germany, Netherlands, United Kingdom)
East Asia (e.g. China, Japan, South Korea)
Southeast Asia (e.g. Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam)
Middle East (e.g. UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar)
Type of Partners the company is looking for
Food Distributors, Importers
HoReCa, Food Services
Retailers
Wholesalers
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Established in Singapore in 1978, we have been deeply rooted in the vibrant coffee industry for over 45 years. Operating from our own Bedok factories, we are passionate about crafting exceptional Traditional Nanyang Coffee and Tea, Gourmet Coffee, and Instant Powdered Beverages. Our commitment to quality has been unwavering since day one. We are excited to share the rich, diverse flavors of Singapore’s coffee heritage with you!
www.ebenezercoffee.sg (opens in new tab)
Contact
Ameline Sim
Marketing Executive
+65 9324 8608
ameline.sim@baristo.com.sg (opens in new tab)
Products
Twin Angel Hailam Kopi O (Less Sweet)
TWIN ANGEL lets you return to enjoy the Kopi O of Singapore's yesteryear. Select coffee beans are masterfully blended and lovingly hand roasted by our coffee masters, the same way our Hainanese forefathers' prepared it generations ago. We work hard to make sure that simple things in life, like really good Hailam coffee, remain the same. Hey, in fact we even tried to closely replicate the way it was prepared, using a filter for a "sock", just the way it was done in the Good 'O Days!
Twin Angel Hailam Kopi O Kosong
TWIN ANGEL lets you return to enjoy the Kopi O of Singapore’s yesteryear. Select coffee beans are masterfully blended and lovingly hand roasted by our coffee masters, the same way our Hainanese forefathers' prepared it generations ago. We work hard to make sure that simple things in life, like really good Hailam coffee, remain the same. Hey, in fact we even tried to closely replicate the way it was prepared, using a filter for a "sock", just the way it was done in the Good 'O Days!