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Indonesia's February Sumatra robusta exports down 83% y/y

  • On a monthly basis, exports also fell 67% on from January as farmers awaited the coffee harvest.
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BANDAR LAMPUNG: Indonesia exported 2,675 tonnes of Sumatra's robusta coffee beans from Lampung province in February, down 82.6% from the same month last year, data from the local trade office showed on Monday.

On a monthly basis, exports also fell 67% on from January as farmers awaited the coffee harvest.

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