Economic Headwinds, Unwavering Flavor

But not Richfield.

Richfield stands at the intersection of innovation, scale, and quality assurance. With four state-of-the-art factories and 20 production lines, the company is uniquely equipped to absorb the impact of tariff-related cost pressures. Its vertically integrated supply chain—from bean sourcing to freeze drying—ensures stability in pricing, quality, and availability.

The updated American tariff agreement adds new layers of complexity to importing coffee products, especially those dependent on volatile supply chains or third-party processors. Richfield, however, is uniquely positioned to weather this storm.

With four fully operational factories and control over every step from bean selection to packaging, Richfield minimizes external dependencies. Our use of Arabica beans from established partner farms ensures stability, and our streamlined operations mean lower cost-to-cup, even under new tariff structures.

In challenging times, the right supplier makes all the difference. Richfield is that supplier—your gateway to freeze-dried excellence, regardless of economic shifts.

While many instant coffee brands may pass on costs to consumers or compromise on quality, Richfield does the opposite. The brand’s use of flash extraction—a process that selects only the top 18% of compounds from Arabica beans—and 36-hour freeze-drying ensures flavor excellence without cost-cutting additives. In contrast, traditional Instant Coffees, like those using spray drying or concentration methods, not only lose flavor but often rely on bitter Robusta beans and artificial enhancements.

Moreover, Richfield’s global credibility is proven: partnerships with Nestlé, Kraft, and Heinz highlight how the brand’s reputation transcends economic uncertainty. As the tariff landscape evolves, businesses and consumers need a brand they can trust. Richfield is that brand.