Yunnan coffee output value is expected to reach 35 billion yuan in 2020

China is one of the countries with the fastest growth in coffee consumption in the world, with a coffee consumption of 90,000 tons a few days ago, which is still relatively low compared with major consumer countries such as Japan and South Korea in Asia. However, China's coffee consumption is growing at an annual rate of more than 20%, which is far higher than the 3% growth level in the world, and the market space is huge. According to the analysis of the global coffee production and marketing situation, by 2020, the coffee planting area of Yunnan Province is expected to reach more than 2.5 million mu, the annual output of coffee will be 200000 tons, the total output value will be more than 35 billion yuan, and the export will earn more than 300 million US dollars.

At present, coffee planting areas in the province are distributed in more than 40 counties (urban areas) in 10 cities. The main producing areas are Baoshan, Dehong, Pu'er and Lincang in southern and southwestern Yunnan. The acreage and output of the four cities account for more than 85% of the province. Coffee is also an important agricultural product for earning foreign exchange. In 2014, coffee exported 48429 tons, earning 145.91 million US dollars from exports, a slight increase over the previous year, second only to vegetables and tobacco, ranking third among export agricultural products. Coffee industry in the province has become a characteristic advantage industry to promote the development of agricultural and rural economy, increase farmers' income and prosperity and stability in the border areas of Yunnan Province.

Yunnan is not only one of the major coffee producing areas in Asia, but also an important node for the world coffee giants to lay out the Chinese and even Asian markets. Yunnan provincial party committee and provincial government have always attached importance to and supported the development of the coffee industry. Through years of support, the coffee industry has developed rapidly. In 2014, the planting area of coffee in the province was 1.83 million mu, a three-fold increase from 640000 mu in 2010. 80,000 tons, up from 49, 000 tons in 2010. the planting area and output accounted for more than 99% of the country's total.