Introduction to Indian Coffee producing areas are there any Indian Coffee products in India?

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5. ODISHA

Orissa is the fifth largest coffee producing area in India, with an output of 550 metric tons. Arabica coffee is a kind of coffee grown in Orissa, which needs the right temperature and high rainfall to grow.

Koraput, Rayagada, Phulbani and Keonjhar are the main coffee producing areas in Orissa.

Output: 550 tonnes

4. Andhra Pradesh

Andhra Pradesh produces 7425 metric tons of coffee, ranking fourth among India's five largest coffee producing regions. Andhra Pradesh produces Arabica and Robusta coffee with a total production of 7425 metric tons.

In the last financial year, production of Arabica coffee and robusta coffee were 7,370 metric tons and 550 metric tons, respectively. Total coffee production in the next financial year is expected to exceed 9500 metric tons.

Output: 7425 tonnes

3. Tamil Nadu

Tamil Nadu followed suit, producing 17875 metric tons of coffee in the last fiscal year. Tamil Nadu is a major coffee producer, accounting for more than 5% of the country's total coffee production.

Arabica coffee is a major part of the total coffee produced in the country, and in the last fiscal year, Arabica coffee production was 13,150 metric tons. The country also produces robusta coffee, which was 4725 metric tons last year.

Pulneys, Nilgris, Salem and Coimbatore are the main coffee growing areas in Tamil Nadu. Pulneys is the largest coffee producing area in the state, producing more than 7600 metric tons.

Output: 17875 tonnes

two。 Kerala

Kerala's total production is 67700 metric tons, ranking second among India's five largest coffee producers. Kerala accounts for more than 20% of India's total coffee production.

Like Karnataka, Robusta coffee is a major component of the state's total coffee production, producing more than 65000 metric tons. Compared with robust coffee, Arabica coffee production is smaller, with 2055 metric tons in the last financial year.

Wayanad and Travancore are the main coffee producing areas in Kerala, accounting for more than 95 per cent of Kerala's total coffee production. Nelliampathies, Kozhikode, Palakkad and Malappuram are other coffee producing areas in the state.

Like Karnataka, Kerala coffee is grown at a high altitude of about 1200 meters above sea level. Kerala also has a good yield of 790 kilograms per hectare.

Output: 67700 tonnes

1. Karnataka

Karnataka is the undisputed leader of all India's coffee-producing states, producing more than 70% of the country's coffee. Last fiscal year, Karnataka produced 233000 tons of coffee, the highest of all Indian states.

Of the 23300 metric tons of coffee, Robusta coffee production accounts for the main portion, more than 158000 metric tons. Arabica coffee is another kind of coffee produced in Karnataka, with a production of 74755 metric tons.

Coffee is grown on a large scale in Karnataka, accounting for more than 60% of the total coffee cultivation in India. India has more than 4500 coffee plantations, usually located at high elevations of about 1300 meters above sea level.

Kodagu, Chikmagalur and Hassan are the main coffee producing areas in Karnataka. Kodaku is the largest coffee producing area in Karnataka, accounting for more than 50% of the state's coffee production. Mysore and Shimoga are two other coffee producing areas in the state.

In addition to the highest-yielding coffee, Karnataka also has the highest yield, more than 1000 kilograms per hectare. The main reasons for the mass production of coffee in Karnataka are suitable temperature, climate and rainfall.

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