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Indonesia coffee trade wilts under brunt of climate change

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A worker empties coffee beans from a burlap sack onto a large stockpile at a warehouse in Pagar Alam, Indonesia, on July 1. Growers, exporters and consumers in the world’s fifth-biggest coffee producer are dealing with major impacts from climate change. (Photo by Ken Kobayashi)

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Indonesia coffee trade wilts under brunt of climate change

Farmers, exporters, cafes feel supply chain heat as output falls; El Nino stokes new worries

FATHIYA DAHRUL

September 26, 2026 06:00 JST

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