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STATE OF THE ART INNOVATION and
TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER of CANEPHORA in THE
MAIN PRODUCTION COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD
                       INDONESIA



                                  By
                        Pranoto Soenarto
              Association of Indonesian Coffee
          Exporters And Industries (AEKI/AICE)




     INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE COFFEE CANEPHORA
      June 12, 2012, at Vitoria Convention Center, Vitoria - ES
Role of Coffee on the Indonesia Economics
 Main source income for some 2 million farmer’s
   families in the remote areas

 Share to GNP :
   10,7 % to GNP Agriculture
   0,57 % to GNP Non oil & gas
   0,44 % to GNP in Total
      *Average of recent 5 years
The Progress of INDONESIAN Coffee
 Indonesia the 3rd Biggest Coffee Producer in the WORLD
INDONESIAN COFFEE HISTORY
   Arabica Coffee (Coffea Arabica)
       Arabica coffee is a type of coffee plants that first entered
        Indonesia in 1696


       Arabica Coffee Plants damaged by flood.


       New coffee Arabica seedlings arrived back to Indonesia in 1699.


       The first Arabica coffee grown in the area around Jakarta and
        West Java.


       Arabica coffee Plantation then develop to other areas in

        Indonesia.
   For one century, Arabica coffee grown as farmer plantation
    (small holders)


   In the early 19th century , Arabica coffee plantation began to
    develop large private estate in Central Java (Semarang & Kedu)
    and in east java (Kediri & Malang) at the end 19th.


   Arabica coffee grown in Indonesia for nearly 2 centuries


   In 1876, arabica Coffee crops suffered a set back due to leaf rust
    disease (Hemileia Vastatrix)


   Arabica coffee crop was left only in the high area ( 1000 above
    sea level)
   Liberica Coffee (Coffea Liberica)


       Arrived to Indonesia in 1875 to replace the Arabica Coffee
        Plants that damaged due to leaf rust disease.


       In fact, Liberica coffee also not resitant to leaf rust disease.


       It was less preferred because too acidic.
       Robusta Coffee (Coffea Canephora)


       Entered to Indonesia in 1900


        In fact, Robusta coffee have more advantages then arabica coffee
         and liberica coffee, such as:
            Relatively resistance to leaf rust disease.
            More easily maintained
            Require terms of robusta coffee grown are easier (400 – 800
             meters from above sea level)
            Production is much higher.


        Expand throughout some region in Indonesia, until now.
ROBUSTA COFFEE
      DEVELOPMENT IN INDONESIA

       Robusta coffee plants growing in Indonesia especially in
Sumatera island covering Lampung, Bengkulu, South Sumatera; Java
island covering Central Java and East Java; Bali and South Celebes.



        Year                Area (acres)                        Production (Ton)

                Estate      Farmer         total       Estate       Farmer         Total

         1959      47,291      208,877       256,168       18,998     65,281         84,279

         1962      45,126      242,475       287,601       12,559     99,121        111,680

         1965      40,356      259,694       300,050       91,457     91,457        182,914

         1968      38,259      328,378       366,637       13,824    143,341        157,165

         2010      48,674    1,219,802     1,268,476       28,677    655,399        684,076
   From the Dutch Colonial Era until now, Robusta
    Coffee become export commodities.


     Years      Volume (Ton)        Value (000 US $)
      1959               38,943                18,883
      1962               58,530                12,599
      1965               108,286               31,637
      1968               82,087                42,970
      1969               104,000               49,800
      2010               447,494             846,542
1. COFFEE PLANTATION
A.   Planted Area




          Year 2011*          =    1.308.000 hektar
           Arabica            =      296.854 hektar (22.70%)
           Robusta            =    1.011.146 hektar (77.30%)
* prakiraan/estimate



      Last 5 years(2007–2011*):   don’ t show any significant
                                   progress
          Arabica Coffee     :    average increase at 6,0%
          Robusta Coffee     :    average decrease at 1,0%
Distribution of Coffee Growing Areas in
               Indonesia




                                 Sulawesi
   Sumatra
                    Kalimantan




                                            Irian Jaya
                  Jawa




 Robusta Coffee          Bali

 Arabica Coffee
Tabel 1. Land Areas and Indonesia Coffee Production




                                     Areal, ha                        Produksi, ton
                                    (Area, ha)                      (Production, ton)
               Arabica             Robusta          Total      Arabica   Robusta    Total
Tahun
 Year
2007            228.931            1.058.478       1.287.409   124.098   549.088   673.186
2008            239.476            1.063.417       1.302.893   129.660   553.278   682.159
2009            281.398                  984.839   1.266.237   147.631   534.961   682.938
2010            283.343                  985.133   1.268.476   148.487   534.961   683.448
2011*           296.854            1.011.146       1.308.000   155.383   553.617   709.000

Source : Ministry of Agriculture, 2011
B.    Coffee Production

     Indonesia Coffee Production

     2007       =    673.186 Metric Ton
                                           increase 5,3% or 1,3% annually
     2011* =         709.000 Metric Ton


     Arabica
     2007       =    124.098 Metric Ton
                                          increase 25.0% or 6,25% annualy

     2011* =         155.383 Metric Ton
     Robusta
     2007       =    549.088 Metric Ton
                                          increase 0.8% or 0,2% annually

     2011* =         553.617 ton
     * estimate/target
   Coffee Production in year 2010 and 2011 can’t fulfill the
    Target due to CLIMATE CHANGE (global warming)


   Coffee Production in year 2010 and 2011 are only
    530.000 Metric Ton


   In some area Farmers have already change coffee plant
    with cacao plant and palm tree.
C. Coffee Producers


      Small Holder (Farmers)
         Mature area                     : 890.000 hectare
          Production per year            : 650.000 tones (92,0%)
          Average of product per hectare : 730 kilogram/ha


      Government
          Mature area                    :   18.000 hectare
          Production per year            :   15.000 tones ( 4,0%)
          Average of product per hectare :   833 kilogram/ha


      Private
         Mature area                     :   20.000 hectare
          Production per year            :   15.000 tones ( 4,0%)
          Average of product per hectare :   750 kilogram/ha
Coffee Farmers in Indonesia :


     Approximately 1.9 Million head


     The average area own by farmers only 0.8 Hectar/Head


     Education level average Elementary (SD) thru High School
      (SMA)


     Plantation Systems are very traditional way


     In Marketing, they depend on loan shark and collector
Government Estate :
       1 . PTP Nusantara IX, Central Java with total production


          appoximately 1.000 Metric Ton/year on Robusta


    2.     PTP Nusantara XII, East Jawa with total production 8,000
           Metric Ton/year on Arabica and 2,000 Metric Ton/year on
           Robusta.


Private Estate :
  1.       Approximately 10 companies
  2.       It’s getting lesser since 1998 when crisis economy in
           1998
  3.      Cooperative within Farmers or Paople who live around
          forest with Department of Forestry
2. COFFEE EXPORT
Tabel. Indonesia Coffee Export


                         Volume    Value
   Year                  Tones     000 US$


   2005                  424,276   579,754


   2006                  307,883   497,615


   2007                  312,084   622,606


   2008                  421,784   923,542


   2009                  505.381   803.564


   2010                  443.766   777.949



    2011*                265.409    700.937


   * Until August 2011
   In year 2010 Indonesia coffee export volume decreased
    12.5%, and country devisa income from coffee commodity
    decreased 3.2% compare to year 2009.


   In year 2011 Indonesia coffee export volume by end of year
    will be approximately only 400.000 Metric Ton, but country
    devisan income from coffee commodities will hit record high
    at USD.1 Million (increased by 30%) compare to year 2010.


   Percentage of Indonesia Coffee export, still dominated by:
      * Robusta Coffee : 80%
      * Arabica Coffee   : 15% and the rest is
      * Solubel coffee at:   5%
   German, USA and Japan are still main destination for
    Indonesia Coffee
Tabel. Indonesia Coffee Export base on Coffee Type

                                                                           (Tones, US D)

 Year              Arabica             Robusta                Others              Total
          Volume       Value     Volume    Value     Volume       Value    Volume     Value


  2006    67,775       169,901   227,620   294,164   12,481       33,263   307,876    497,328



  2007    50,952       141,926   247,852   425,332   13,279       55,343   312,083    622,601



  2008    59,735       228,072   348,187   630,917   13,843       64,553   421,765    923,542



  2009    62,854       172,909   434,430   608,304   8,098        22,351   505,382    803,564



  2010    78,036       223,491   357,591   534,872   8,342        23,403   443,969    781,766



 2011*    44,875       237,759   212,160   444,869   5,374        18,310   262,409    700,938


 * Until August 2011
Tabel. Average Indonesia Coffee Export at last 5 years



No   Country                  Volume               Percentage



 1 German                               75,000            17.44

 2 USA                                  68,000            15.81

 3 Japan                                51,000            11.86

 4 Italy                                26,000             6.05

 5 Belgium                              25,000             5.81

 6 Algier                               20,000             4.65

 7 Philipine                            15,000             3.49

 8 Others                              150,000            34.88
 9 Total                               430,000           100.00
3.   COFFEE CONSUMPTION
   In year 2011                  : 0,9 kg/capita/year
    In year 2000                  : 0,7 kg/capita/year
    In year 1989                  : 0,5 kg/capita/year


   They have several factors which increase Coffee
    Consumption in Indonesia:
          Living Standard s are getting better
          Coffee become favorite choice as refreshing drink which
           will help to awake us..Its favor by young and old generation
            ,students, workers.
          The ways to consume coffees easier and more varieties
          The growth of finish product coffee industrial
          Trend aand life style of people toward modern countries
          The advance of Media Communication and Publication
4. Finish Products Coffee
          industrial
Downstream Industry of Coffee in Indonesia

                                2006       2007       2008

Number of Companies,in unit     77         77         79

Total Capacity in Ton           163,390   163,390    164,200

Real Production in Ton          133,459    137,215   141,450
                                (76 %)     (78 %)     (80 %)

Export in Ton                   12,006    14,096      15,506

Import in Ton                    5,696     5,815       6,105

Labours (in force)              17,915     17,915     17,995


                              Sources: Industrial Dept. (2009)
COFFEE EXPANSION POLICY
       INDONESIA
1.   Increasing Indonesia Coffee
           Production
A. Intensification Program
  -   For Arabica and Robusta Coffee
  -   Fertilizing:
      o   Robusta Coffee           : Organic Fertilizer and NPK
      o   Arabica Coffee          : Organic Fertilizer
  -   Replanting old trees with Better seed
  -   In force Good Agriculture Practices (GAP)
  -   Using friendly environment chemical to kill diseases


B. Extensification Program
  -   For Arabica Coffee
  -   Using lands above 1.000 m sea level
  -   Under shaded trees (under supervision department of
       Forestry)
C. Goverment,Resaerch Insitute and Private Organization
   back up
  -    Government back up in funds


  -    Back up by ICCRI in readiness of BEST seeds


  -    Back up by Association and Private Institute


  -    Back up by Manufactures with their CSR (Corporate Social
       Responsibility)


D. Targeting for Increasing Productions       :
   In 15 years time, we will double the productions up to 1.5
   Million Metric Ton
2. Coffee Protection
-   Registration of Speciality Coffee at Geografis Indication


-   Speciality that have already had Geografis Indication :
            Gayo Coffee
            Bali Kintamani Coffee


-   In Process for Geografis Indication :
            Flores Coffee
            Toraja Coffee


-   In Indentification of Characteristics of Indonesian
    Speciality Coffees thru out the countries side like
            Luwak Coffee
            Preanger Coffee and etc
INDONESIAN SPECIALITY
       COFFEE
INDONESIA SPECIALITY COFFEE
WHICH HAVE BEEN KNOWN IN THE WORLD


-   Mandheling Coffee
       TASTE              : Full body, neutral, Good acidity
       Export Potential   : 40,000 ton
       Main Market        : USA, Eropa dan Jepang


-   Gayo Coffee
       Taste              : Full body, Good acidity
       Export Potential   : 80,000 ton
       Main Market        : USA, Eropa, Jepang
-   Java Coffee
    Taste              : Fine Acidity, exotic flavour
    Export Potential   : 12,000 ton
    Main Market        : Jepang, USA, Eropa




-   Toraja Coffee
    Taste              : Good acidity, smooth, nice mellow
    Export Potential   : 4,000 ton
    Main Market        : Jepang, USA, Eropa
FUTURE POTENTIAL NEW SPECIALITY COFFEES


-   WEST JAVA              : Preanger Coffee
    Location               : Bandung Municipal (Pangalengan)
    Potential Production   : 1,200 ton


-   Bali                   : Kintamani Coffee, Bali Coffee
    Location               : Buleleng and Tabanan Municipal
    Potential Production   : 4,000 ton


-   Lampung                : Robusta Spesialti Coffee
    Location               : West Lampung
    Potential Production   : 2.000 ton
-   Eastern Nusa Tenggara   : Banjawa Coffee
    Location                : Banjawa Municipal
    Potential Production    : 2,000 ton


-   Papua                   : Jaya Wijaya Coffee
    Location                : Manokwari Municipal
    Potential Production    : 700 ton
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International conference coffee canephora at vitoria, es june 11 15 2012 by pranoto soenarto (actual presentation)

  • 1. STATE OF THE ART INNOVATION and TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER of CANEPHORA in THE MAIN PRODUCTION COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD INDONESIA By Pranoto Soenarto Association of Indonesian Coffee Exporters And Industries (AEKI/AICE) INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE COFFEE CANEPHORA June 12, 2012, at Vitoria Convention Center, Vitoria - ES
  • 2. Role of Coffee on the Indonesia Economics  Main source income for some 2 million farmer’s families in the remote areas  Share to GNP :  10,7 % to GNP Agriculture  0,57 % to GNP Non oil & gas  0,44 % to GNP in Total *Average of recent 5 years
  • 3.
  • 4. The Progress of INDONESIAN Coffee Indonesia the 3rd Biggest Coffee Producer in the WORLD
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  • 7. Arabica Coffee (Coffea Arabica)  Arabica coffee is a type of coffee plants that first entered Indonesia in 1696  Arabica Coffee Plants damaged by flood.  New coffee Arabica seedlings arrived back to Indonesia in 1699.  The first Arabica coffee grown in the area around Jakarta and West Java.  Arabica coffee Plantation then develop to other areas in Indonesia.
  • 8. For one century, Arabica coffee grown as farmer plantation (small holders)  In the early 19th century , Arabica coffee plantation began to develop large private estate in Central Java (Semarang & Kedu) and in east java (Kediri & Malang) at the end 19th.  Arabica coffee grown in Indonesia for nearly 2 centuries  In 1876, arabica Coffee crops suffered a set back due to leaf rust disease (Hemileia Vastatrix)  Arabica coffee crop was left only in the high area ( 1000 above sea level)
  • 9. Liberica Coffee (Coffea Liberica)  Arrived to Indonesia in 1875 to replace the Arabica Coffee Plants that damaged due to leaf rust disease.  In fact, Liberica coffee also not resitant to leaf rust disease.  It was less preferred because too acidic.
  • 10. Robusta Coffee (Coffea Canephora)  Entered to Indonesia in 1900  In fact, Robusta coffee have more advantages then arabica coffee and liberica coffee, such as:  Relatively resistance to leaf rust disease.  More easily maintained  Require terms of robusta coffee grown are easier (400 – 800 meters from above sea level)  Production is much higher.  Expand throughout some region in Indonesia, until now.
  • 11. ROBUSTA COFFEE DEVELOPMENT IN INDONESIA  Robusta coffee plants growing in Indonesia especially in Sumatera island covering Lampung, Bengkulu, South Sumatera; Java island covering Central Java and East Java; Bali and South Celebes. Year Area (acres) Production (Ton) Estate Farmer total Estate Farmer Total 1959 47,291 208,877 256,168 18,998 65,281 84,279 1962 45,126 242,475 287,601 12,559 99,121 111,680 1965 40,356 259,694 300,050 91,457 91,457 182,914 1968 38,259 328,378 366,637 13,824 143,341 157,165 2010 48,674 1,219,802 1,268,476 28,677 655,399 684,076
  • 12. From the Dutch Colonial Era until now, Robusta Coffee become export commodities. Years Volume (Ton) Value (000 US $) 1959 38,943 18,883 1962 58,530 12,599 1965 108,286 31,637 1968 82,087 42,970 1969 104,000 49,800 2010 447,494 846,542
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  • 15.
  • 16. A. Planted Area Year 2011* = 1.308.000 hektar Arabica = 296.854 hektar (22.70%) Robusta = 1.011.146 hektar (77.30%) * prakiraan/estimate Last 5 years(2007–2011*): don’ t show any significant progress Arabica Coffee : average increase at 6,0% Robusta Coffee : average decrease at 1,0%
  • 17. Distribution of Coffee Growing Areas in Indonesia Sulawesi Sumatra Kalimantan Irian Jaya Jawa Robusta Coffee Bali Arabica Coffee
  • 18. Tabel 1. Land Areas and Indonesia Coffee Production Areal, ha Produksi, ton (Area, ha) (Production, ton) Arabica Robusta Total Arabica Robusta Total Tahun Year 2007 228.931 1.058.478 1.287.409 124.098 549.088 673.186 2008 239.476 1.063.417 1.302.893 129.660 553.278 682.159 2009 281.398 984.839 1.266.237 147.631 534.961 682.938 2010 283.343 985.133 1.268.476 148.487 534.961 683.448 2011* 296.854 1.011.146 1.308.000 155.383 553.617 709.000 Source : Ministry of Agriculture, 2011
  • 19. B. Coffee Production Indonesia Coffee Production 2007 = 673.186 Metric Ton increase 5,3% or 1,3% annually 2011* = 709.000 Metric Ton Arabica 2007 = 124.098 Metric Ton increase 25.0% or 6,25% annualy 2011* = 155.383 Metric Ton Robusta 2007 = 549.088 Metric Ton increase 0.8% or 0,2% annually 2011* = 553.617 ton * estimate/target
  • 20. Coffee Production in year 2010 and 2011 can’t fulfill the Target due to CLIMATE CHANGE (global warming)  Coffee Production in year 2010 and 2011 are only 530.000 Metric Ton  In some area Farmers have already change coffee plant with cacao plant and palm tree.
  • 21. C. Coffee Producers Small Holder (Farmers) Mature area : 890.000 hectare Production per year : 650.000 tones (92,0%) Average of product per hectare : 730 kilogram/ha Government Mature area : 18.000 hectare Production per year : 15.000 tones ( 4,0%) Average of product per hectare : 833 kilogram/ha Private Mature area : 20.000 hectare Production per year : 15.000 tones ( 4,0%) Average of product per hectare : 750 kilogram/ha
  • 22. Coffee Farmers in Indonesia :  Approximately 1.9 Million head  The average area own by farmers only 0.8 Hectar/Head  Education level average Elementary (SD) thru High School (SMA)  Plantation Systems are very traditional way  In Marketing, they depend on loan shark and collector
  • 23. Government Estate : 1 . PTP Nusantara IX, Central Java with total production appoximately 1.000 Metric Ton/year on Robusta 2. PTP Nusantara XII, East Jawa with total production 8,000 Metric Ton/year on Arabica and 2,000 Metric Ton/year on Robusta. Private Estate : 1. Approximately 10 companies 2. It’s getting lesser since 1998 when crisis economy in 1998 3. Cooperative within Farmers or Paople who live around forest with Department of Forestry
  • 25. Tabel. Indonesia Coffee Export Volume Value Year Tones 000 US$ 2005 424,276 579,754 2006 307,883 497,615 2007 312,084 622,606 2008 421,784 923,542 2009 505.381 803.564 2010 443.766 777.949 2011* 265.409 700.937 * Until August 2011
  • 26. In year 2010 Indonesia coffee export volume decreased 12.5%, and country devisa income from coffee commodity decreased 3.2% compare to year 2009.  In year 2011 Indonesia coffee export volume by end of year will be approximately only 400.000 Metric Ton, but country devisan income from coffee commodities will hit record high at USD.1 Million (increased by 30%) compare to year 2010.  Percentage of Indonesia Coffee export, still dominated by: * Robusta Coffee : 80% * Arabica Coffee : 15% and the rest is * Solubel coffee at: 5%  German, USA and Japan are still main destination for Indonesia Coffee
  • 27. Tabel. Indonesia Coffee Export base on Coffee Type (Tones, US D) Year Arabica Robusta Others Total Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value 2006 67,775 169,901 227,620 294,164 12,481 33,263 307,876 497,328 2007 50,952 141,926 247,852 425,332 13,279 55,343 312,083 622,601 2008 59,735 228,072 348,187 630,917 13,843 64,553 421,765 923,542 2009 62,854 172,909 434,430 608,304 8,098 22,351 505,382 803,564 2010 78,036 223,491 357,591 534,872 8,342 23,403 443,969 781,766 2011* 44,875 237,759 212,160 444,869 5,374 18,310 262,409 700,938 * Until August 2011
  • 28. Tabel. Average Indonesia Coffee Export at last 5 years No Country Volume Percentage 1 German 75,000 17.44 2 USA 68,000 15.81 3 Japan 51,000 11.86 4 Italy 26,000 6.05 5 Belgium 25,000 5.81 6 Algier 20,000 4.65 7 Philipine 15,000 3.49 8 Others 150,000 34.88 9 Total 430,000 100.00
  • 29. 3. COFFEE CONSUMPTION
  • 30. In year 2011 : 0,9 kg/capita/year In year 2000 : 0,7 kg/capita/year In year 1989 : 0,5 kg/capita/year  They have several factors which increase Coffee Consumption in Indonesia:  Living Standard s are getting better  Coffee become favorite choice as refreshing drink which will help to awake us..Its favor by young and old generation ,students, workers.  The ways to consume coffees easier and more varieties  The growth of finish product coffee industrial  Trend aand life style of people toward modern countries  The advance of Media Communication and Publication
  • 31.
  • 32. 4. Finish Products Coffee industrial
  • 33. Downstream Industry of Coffee in Indonesia 2006 2007 2008 Number of Companies,in unit 77 77 79 Total Capacity in Ton 163,390 163,390 164,200 Real Production in Ton 133,459 137,215 141,450 (76 %) (78 %) (80 %) Export in Ton 12,006 14,096 15,506 Import in Ton 5,696 5,815 6,105 Labours (in force) 17,915 17,915 17,995 Sources: Industrial Dept. (2009)
  • 35. 1. Increasing Indonesia Coffee Production
  • 36. A. Intensification Program - For Arabica and Robusta Coffee - Fertilizing: o Robusta Coffee : Organic Fertilizer and NPK o Arabica Coffee : Organic Fertilizer - Replanting old trees with Better seed - In force Good Agriculture Practices (GAP) - Using friendly environment chemical to kill diseases B. Extensification Program - For Arabica Coffee - Using lands above 1.000 m sea level - Under shaded trees (under supervision department of Forestry)
  • 37. C. Goverment,Resaerch Insitute and Private Organization back up - Government back up in funds - Back up by ICCRI in readiness of BEST seeds - Back up by Association and Private Institute - Back up by Manufactures with their CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) D. Targeting for Increasing Productions : In 15 years time, we will double the productions up to 1.5 Million Metric Ton
  • 39. - Registration of Speciality Coffee at Geografis Indication - Speciality that have already had Geografis Indication : Gayo Coffee Bali Kintamani Coffee - In Process for Geografis Indication : Flores Coffee Toraja Coffee - In Indentification of Characteristics of Indonesian Speciality Coffees thru out the countries side like Luwak Coffee Preanger Coffee and etc
  • 40.
  • 41.
  • 42.
  • 44. INDONESIA SPECIALITY COFFEE WHICH HAVE BEEN KNOWN IN THE WORLD - Mandheling Coffee TASTE : Full body, neutral, Good acidity Export Potential : 40,000 ton Main Market : USA, Eropa dan Jepang - Gayo Coffee Taste : Full body, Good acidity Export Potential : 80,000 ton Main Market : USA, Eropa, Jepang
  • 45. - Java Coffee Taste : Fine Acidity, exotic flavour Export Potential : 12,000 ton Main Market : Jepang, USA, Eropa - Toraja Coffee Taste : Good acidity, smooth, nice mellow Export Potential : 4,000 ton Main Market : Jepang, USA, Eropa
  • 46. FUTURE POTENTIAL NEW SPECIALITY COFFEES - WEST JAVA : Preanger Coffee Location : Bandung Municipal (Pangalengan) Potential Production : 1,200 ton - Bali : Kintamani Coffee, Bali Coffee Location : Buleleng and Tabanan Municipal Potential Production : 4,000 ton - Lampung : Robusta Spesialti Coffee Location : West Lampung Potential Production : 2.000 ton
  • 47. - Eastern Nusa Tenggara : Banjawa Coffee Location : Banjawa Municipal Potential Production : 2,000 ton - Papua : Jaya Wijaya Coffee Location : Manokwari Municipal Potential Production : 700 ton