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Diedrich Roasters
Diedrich Roasters traces its story to a family coffee farm in Costa Rica in the early 1900s and was founded as a manufacturer more than 45 years ago, building infrared-burner drum roasters in Ponderay, Idaho. Its IR series became a standard for small and mid-sized specialty roasters in North America. When founders Stephan and Becky Diedrich retired in 2016, Chicago's City Capital Ventures took a majority stake and the company continued under CEO Michael Paquin.
- Founder
- Stephan and Becky DiedrichSourced
- Headquarters
- Ponderay, Idaho, United StatesSourced
- Parent
- City Capital Ventures (majority stake since 2016)Sourced
- Factories
- United States
- In the database
- 10 models
Models
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DR3-E Roasting machine -
DR-25 Roasting machine -
DR-12 Roasting machine -
DR-3 Roasting machine -
DR-5 Roasting machine
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Chronicle
- 2016 Ownership City Capital Ventures (Chicago) acquired a majority stake in Diedrich Roasters as founders Stephan and Becky Diedrich retired; CEO Michael Paquin continued.
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Product lines
- IR-1 / IR-2.5 / IR-5 / IR-12 infrared drum roastersRoasters
- CR-35 / CR-70 / CR-120 commercial roastersRoasters
- Diedrich Pro SeriesRoasters
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What the sources say
- Founder: Stephan and Becky Diedrich. vendingmarketwatch.com
- Headquarters: Ponderay, Idaho. vendingmarketwatch.com
- Ownership: City Capital Ventures (majority stake since 2016). vendingmarketwatch.com