Underdog Coffee

Underdog Coffee We provide the Southwest's BEST sustainable coffees to over 400 client across the UK! Follow us to be kept up to date with our news, offers + promotions ☕️

We created Underdog Coffee on the premise of looking after the little guy by making sure our coffees are Fairtrade, sourced and produced ethically to a standard that we believe is fair for the farmers and suppliers. We have carefully selected co-operatives that come with great stories and a passion for producing great coffee, and that’s what makes Underdog Coffee taste even better. Roasting in sma

ll batches means we consistently offer coffees with truly unique flavours. Take a look at the Underdog coffee range and get in touch with us on 0800 955 2129 if you’d like to try a sample.

Address

223 Ker Street
Plymouth
PL14HE

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

01752418073

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Products

Coffee (Ground and Beans), Hot Chocolate Vending Powder, Sugar Sticks, Syrups, Cups and Lids, Stirrers, Coffee Machine Cleaning Materials (WMF, Jura, Bravilor, Puly Caff, Cimbali, Cafiza, Schaerer...)

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Our Story - Underdog Coffee

Our coffee story began in 2012, when we started importing and roasting some of best Fairtrade beans in the world. All of our coffees are Fairtrade and we believe ethically sourced and produced coffee should never come at the cost of taste or quality, which is why we make sure all of our coffees score 80 or above according to the SCAA, the world authority on coffee cupping.

Ethically Sourced

We hand select co-operatives with great stories – from the women’s co-op in Guatemala to the farmers in Peru who have to share their coffee farmland with armed extremists.

We like to think you can taste the good in our coffee; paying a Fairtrade premium means that farmers have a stable and predictable source of income, which lets them plan for the future and build their businesses, which in turn generates prosperity for the wider community.