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How Much Coffee Do We Really Brew?

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How Much Coffee Do We Really Brew? The Answer Surprised Even Us.

At Imperial Micro Markets, we’ve always known we brew a lot of coffee for the workplaces we serve—but today we ran the numbers and discovered something incredible.

After adding up our monthly coffee volumes across every location, the math shows that we produce enough coffee each year to brew an astounding:

☕ 2.8 MILLION GALLONS

Yes, you read that right.
Two-point-eight million gallons of fresh, workplace-fueling coffee.

To put that into perspective:

  • That’s enough to fill over four Olympic-size swimming pools with coffee.

  • Or pour nearly 45 million cups of morning motivation.

  • Or give every single person in Oklahoma roughly 11 cups each.

This massive number represents more than just caffeine—it reflects the trust local businesses place in us to keep their teams energized, productive, and happy every single day.

And we’re just getting started.

From premium roasts to reliable equipment and full breakroom solutions, we’re proud to keep workplaces running strong—one cup (or a few million gallons) at a time!

Call today if you are interested in our coffee machine services!

1-877-437-1373

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The Imperial Company story began in 1979 as a one-man office coffee service company serving the Tulsa OK area with annual sales of $30,000. Our founder, Paul Tims soon recognized the opportunity to expand the coffee service into vending services. As a result of much hard work from many great employees, and many blessings, today Imperial employs over 850 people serving Oklahoma, Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico, Kansas, Missouri, Iowa and Illinois with millions in annual sales.

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