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Business 4 years ago

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Global arabica coffee price rise not helping Indonesian farmers

Global arabica coffee prices rose 16 percent year-on-year to US$3.63 per kilogram in the first quarter of 2021, continuing a longer-term uptrend, but Indonesian coffee farmers have seen no better future.

Food 6 years ago

West Java specialty café Jabarano now brewing in Australia

The café, located on 555 Flinders Lane in Melbourne, is the first of four Jabarano coffee shops to be opened across Australia.

Food 6 years ago

% Arabica to open four stores in Indonesia

The first % Arabica shop in Indonesia is scheduled to open in March and will be located in District 8 Jakarta in South Jakarta.

Business 6 years ago

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Government to develop coffee farming cooperatives, launch pilot project this year

Each of the cooperatives, which will be located in 17 provinces, will combine individual farmers’ holdings to form at least 100 hectares (ha) of managed land.

Business 6 years ago

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Coffee aficionados turn to specialty beans to find perfection

About 85 percent of the Arabica coffee beans harvested in Indonesia are exported to the European Union, the US and elsewhere, leaving only around 15 percent to be consumed domestically.

Food 6 years ago

Coffee shots may get cheaper as Sumatran crop supplies swell

Coffee production in Indonesia, the world’s third-largest grower of robusta beans favored by instant drinks makers like Nestle SA, will probably climb to the largest in four years in 2019, boosting global supplies and potentially further reducing costs for caffeine addicts.