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Sweat coffee beans! It is difficult for a musk cat to squeeze into a narrow cage.

Published: 2026-01-15 Author: World Gafei

Last Updated: 2026/01/15, Civet coffee, billed as being produced by wild civets, is rare on the market. It costs more than NT $20,000 per kilogram and is one of the most expensive coffee in the world. But now there are pictures of Indonesian operators who keep civets in dark and narrow cages to eat coffee beans every day. The environment is so messy that people can't bear to see it. Civet coffee, one kilogram, NT $20,000.

Civet coffee, billed as being produced by , a wild musk cat, is rare on the market. It costs more than NT $20,000 per kilogram and is one of the most expensive coffee in the world. But now there are pictures of Indonesian operators who keep civets in dark, narrow cages and eat coffee beans every day. The environment is so messy that people can't bear to see it.

Musk cat coffee, which costs more than NT $20,000 per kilogram, is one of the most expensive coffee in the world, because it is billed as being produced by , which is produced by wild musk cats. It is rare on the market, and it emphasizes the removal of the bitter taste of coffee, and its flavor has been greatly upgraded. But now there are pictures of Indonesian operators, who keep civets in dark and narrow cages to eat coffee beans every day. The environment is messy and people can't bear to see it.

In a dark corner of the picture, only a shadow can be seen, dangling to and fro, and looking closer, it is a civet in a cage, eating a large pot of coffee fruit, and after it is digested and excreted, the coffee beans are baked, because of their unique flavor, the asking price per kilogram can be as high as NT $20,000.

It was originally thought that the civets that make civets coffee are wild, but the civets in the picture, staying in cramped cages and going back and forth, seem to be neurotic, pacing constantly and making it difficult to turn around. there are still many cages here, some civets in cages, some injured and some sick, innocent eyes, seeing someone coming to shoot, claws constantly scratching out, as if to say Let me out as soon as possible, but the Indonesian Musk Coffee Association explained that it is legal to keep civets in cages to feed them, but these images also make people question again whether the price behind enjoying expensive coffee is too cruel.

(responsible Editor:)