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Indonesia's coffee bean exports fall sharply

August 10th, 2012 by Arief Priyono
Arief Priyono
Kediri, Indonesia, Asia
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Farm worker harvesting coffee plantation owned by PT Perkebunan Nusantara XII Ngrangkah Sepawon, Kediri, East Java.
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Farm worker harvesting coffee plantation owned by PT Perkebunan Nusantara XII Ngrangkah Sepawon, Kediri, East Java.
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Farm worker harvesting coffee plantation owned by PT Perkebunan Nusantara XII Ngrangkah Sepawon, Kediri, East Java.
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Farm worker harvesting coffee plantation owned by PT Perkebunan Nusantara XII Ngrangkah Sepawon, Kediri, East Java.
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Farm worker harvesting coffee plantation owned by PT Perkebunan Nusantara XII Ngrangkah Sepawon, Kediri, East Java.
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Farm worker harvesting coffee plantation owned by PT Perkebunan Nusantara XII Ngrangkah Sepawon, Kediri, East Java.
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Farm worker harvesting coffee plantation owned by PT Perkebunan Nusantara XII Ngrangkah Sepawon, Kediri, East Java.
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Farm worker sorting coffee beans yields in plantations owned by PT Perkebunan Nusantara XII Ngrangkah Sepawon, Kediri, East Java.
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Farm worker sorting coffee beans in plantation owned by PT Perkebunan Nusantara XII Ngrangkah Sepawon, Kediri, East Java.
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Farm worker sorting coffee beans yields in plantations owned by PT Perkebunan Nusantara XII Ngrangkah Sepawon, Kediri, East Java.
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Worker sorting coffee beans dried in the PT Perkebunan Nusantara XII Ngrangkah Sepawon, Kediri, East Java.
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Worker sorting coffee beans dried in the PT PerkebunanNusantara XII Ngrangkah Sepawon, Kediri, East Java.
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Worker sorting coffee beans dried in the PT PerkebunanNusantara XII Ngrangkah Sepawon, Kediri, East Java.
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Worker sorting coffee beans dried in the PT PerkebunanNusantara XII Ngrangkah Sepawon, Kediri, East Java.
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Workers sorting coffee beans dried in the PT PerkebunanNusantara XII Ngrangkah Sepawon, Kediri, East Java.
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Worker sorting coffee beans dried in the PT PerkebunanNusantara XII Ngrangkah Sepawon, Kediri, East Java.
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Worker sorting coffee beans dried in the PT PerkebunanNusantara XII Ngrangkah Sepawon, Kediri, East Java.
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Worker sorting coffee beans dried in the PT PerkebunanNusantara XII Ngrangkah Sepawon, Kediri, East Java.
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Worker sorting coffee beans dried in the PT PerkebunanNusantara XII Ngrangkah Sepawon, Kediri, East Java.
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Worker put the seal on the sacks of coffee which will be exported to the Netherlands in PT Perkebunan Nusantara XII Ngrangkah Sepawon, Kediri, East Java.
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Workers put the seal on the sacks of coffee which will be exported to the Netherlands in PT Perkebunan Nusantara XII Ngrangkah Sepawon, Kediri, East Java.
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Worker shows sacks of coffee, which will be exported to the Netherlands in PT Perkebunan Nusantara XII Ngrangkah Sepawon, Kediri, East Java.
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Workers put the seal on the sacks of coffee which will be exported to the Netherlands in PT Perkebunan Nusantara XII Ngrangkah Sepawon, Kediri, East Java.
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Picture of roasted coffee at PT PerkebunanNusantara XII Ngrangkah Sepawon, Kediri, East Java.
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Picture of roasted coffee at PT PerkebunanNusantara XII Ngrangkah Sepawon, Kediri, East Java.
  • Indonesias coffee bean exports fall sharply
  • Indonesias coffee bean exports fall sharply
  • Indonesias coffee bean exports fall sharply
  • Indonesias coffee bean exports fall sharply
  • Indonesias coffee bean exports fall sharply
  • Indonesias coffee bean exports fall sharply
  • Indonesias coffee bean exports fall sharply
  • Indonesias coffee bean exports fall sharply
  • Indonesias coffee bean exports fall sharply
  • Indonesias coffee bean exports fall sharply
  • Indonesias coffee bean exports fall sharply
  • Indonesias coffee bean exports fall sharply
  • Indonesias coffee bean exports fall sharply
  • Indonesias coffee bean exports fall sharply
  • Indonesias coffee bean exports fall sharply
  • Indonesias coffee bean exports fall sharply
  • Indonesias coffee bean exports fall sharply
  • Indonesias coffee bean exports fall sharply
  • Indonesias coffee bean exports fall sharply
  • Indonesias coffee bean exports fall sharply
  • Indonesias coffee bean exports fall sharply
  • Indonesias coffee bean exports fall sharply
  • Indonesias coffee bean exports fall sharply
  • Indonesias coffee bean exports fall sharply
  • Indonesias coffee bean exports fall sharply
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Indonesia's coffee bean exports fell sharply to 64.612 million kg in the first quarter of 2012, down from 146.143 million kg in the same period last year, the chief of the Indonesian coffee exporters association (AEKI) Suyanto Hussein said.

As a result, foreign exchange income from coffee exports also dropped to US $245.324 million in the first quarter of this year, compared with US $371.531 million a year ago.

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