It’s simple. You can submit a new customer form online or you can reach us at 619-338-8335 and anyone from our trading team will be happy to assist you.

Yes, we accept debit/credit cards, e-checks and/or wire payments.

We accept up to $10K. Larger amounts must be paid by wire or check.

If you would like credit terms, please submit a completed credit application for review. Upon response from all references, we will advise you within 72 hours or less whether or not your Credit Application is approved.

Yes. Our experts in Logistics are the best when it comes to arranging shipments and getting the best possible discounts nationwide.

As a service to our valued clients, ICT will happily arrange shipping on your behalf.  Please note that the purchaser is solely responsible for any and all shipping, freight and/or delivery charges related to the transport of coffee from ICT’s warehouses to your location.  The final invoiced amount is subject to adjustment pending receipt of charges from the shipping company – this includes any and all charges and fees over and above the estimated shipping cost on your invoice.  ICT will process said charges when they become due.

Shippers will levy additional charges for all services above and beyond basic drop-off of goods, such as inside delivery, load-outs, or usage of a lift gate.  In order to minimize the levying of unexpected charges from the carrier, any and all service requests should be clearly communicated to your trader at the time of order placement.

We have no purchase minimums. We will sell anything from 1 bag to a full container load of coffee. We do not sell broken bags.

If you place your order before the warehouse deadlines (see Logistics) then your order will be shipped out the next day.

Factors such as weather can impact harvest dates significantly. For a general reference, please see ICT’s coffee calendar here.

Coffee prices are established against the New York “C” Market. This is the commodities exchange where coffee futures are bought and sold. Like other commodities coffee fluctuates in price due to many factors such as weather, political turmoil, supply and demand. Brokers sell against the replacement cost of coffee bought and sold, thus coffee prices rise and fall in line with this market. Most of our coffees carry differentials – they are priced higher or lower than the “C” Market. Differentials are based on factors such as quality, availability, and demand. A coffee of exceptional quality and limited supply will always sell at a higher price than the “C” market.

ICT has many resources available to help you get started – please visit our “Resources” page for more information. We also have experienced master roasters on staff – reach out to us at info@ictcoffee.com or call us at for more information.

If you should need to file a claim, the procedure will be as follows:

1. Inspect and Note Any Visible Losses Inspect and note any losses before you sign the delivery receipt. Mark on the Bill of Lading and delivery receipt that there are damages and have it signed by the driver to be submitted with the claim. Do not refuse the shipment unless the damage has rendered your freight worthless.
2. Preserve Packaging, Damaged Goods and Prevent Further Loss If you discover damage after accepting the shipment, stop unpacking the shipment and retain all packaging. Take steps to reduce further loss of the goods. Do not discard damaged goods, packaging and container seals until the surveyor has investigated the loss.
3. Prepare Photo Documentation Photographic evidence is crucial to verify your claim and may be required for processing.