The price of coffee beans in Yunnan has dropped by 520,000 tons compared with last year.

According to the CCTV News of China, as the main coffee growing area and raw material base in China, the coffee industry in Yunnan Province has developed rapidly in recent years. But this year, coffee prices have continued to fall from last year's highs, with tens of thousands of tons of beans for sale.

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According to the reporter's understanding, there are three main reasons for the collapse and backlog of coffee prices, first of all, it is affected by factors such as the European debt crisis. According to a survey by some European coffee organizations, European consumers have reduced their daily coffee consumption. Second, coffee planting technology in American countries has been improved, resulting in an increase in coffee production, thus causing coffee enterprises to start inventory and form the illusion of overproduction of coffee beans. the wait-and-see attitude of middlemen and the reduction of acquisitions by coffee manufacturers have led to a rapid drop in prices.