Philippine coffee industry trends

게시됨 2021년 10월 20일

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The Philippines has a robust coffee industry, producing four varieties and primarily focusing on Robusta for instant coffee and Arabica for high-quality beans. The industry faces challenges, including outdated farming techniques and lack of processing facilities, despite support from the government and private sectors. The COVID-19 pandemic has further impacted the industry, with a shift towards instant coffee due to its accessibility and lower price. The country relies heavily on imports and has special safeguards in place to protect its local coffee market. There is potential for growth, especially in meeting domestic demand and competing internationally, but a comprehensive development strategy involving stakeholders is necessary. Agricultural sector development, infrastructure improvement, and human capital enhancement are key to enhancing the global value chain of Philippine coffee.

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- It has suitable climatic and soil conditions for growing coffee - - To protect Philippine coffee, special safeguards are applied to imported coffee - According to Business Insider, a US media outlet, the coffee industry is worth more than $100 billion worldwide. It is the second most sought-after commodity in the world. The average annual growth rate of the coffee industry is 5.5%, which is quite high, and coffee production is monopolized in developing countries around the equator, the so-called “coffee belt”, while consumption is concentrated in northern countries. Map showing the coffee belt: DTI National Industry Cluster There are two representative varieties of coffee. First, Arabica varieties are used for high-quality coffee beans because of their excellent aroma and taste, and Robusta varieties are mainly used for instant coffee production. Philippine Coffee Industry The Philippines has suitable climatic and soil conditions for growing coffee, producing a total of four ...

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