Malawi pushes up coffee exports within 10 years

The Malawi Coffee Federation plans to double coffee exports over the next decade. According to the Malawian representative who attended the coffee conference in Arusha, Tanzania, due to the enthusiasm of horse farmers in growing coffee, the output of horse coffee this year has jumped sharply compared with the expected 2000 tons.

The Malawi Coffee Federation plans to double coffee exports over the next decade. According to the Malawian representative attending the coffee conference in Arusha, Tanzania, due to the high enthusiasm of horse farmers in growing coffee, the output of horse coffee this year has jumped sharply compared with the expected 2000 tons, and the final production is expected to reach the range of 4000 to 5000 tons. Many Malawian tobacco farmers have also begun to participate in coffee cultivation.

Malawian coffee production peaked at 7000 tons in 2000. Subsequently, under the influence of rising planting costs, coffee production decreased year by year. In recent years, under the influence of the downward trend of tobacco exports, there are high hopes for reviving coffee exports. Source: Ministry of Commerce of the people's Republic of China