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REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, SURABAYA -- PT Perkebunan Nusantara I (PTPN I) firmly affirms its commitment to reviving the glory of national coffee through expansion strategies and product downstream development from the Ijen slope region. This was conveyed by PTPN I President Director Teddy Yunirman Dalam following the visit of the Vice President of the Republic of Indonesia Gibran Rakabuming Raka during the Ijen Coffee Harvest event at Java Coffee Estate, Sempol District, Bondowoso Regency, Tuesday (24/6). "This visit inspires us that coffee is a superior national crop that we must revive. We will conduct expansion, both in planting, processing, and downstream development," said Teddy, in his statement in Surabaya, Wednesday. Therefore, he said, the moment of Vice President Gibran's visit, which is part of the Asta Cita implementation, is a strategic step in raising the role of coffee as a National Superior Plantation Crop. As part of the Plantation Nusantara Holding, they will prioritize ...

Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka appreciated the initiative of the Ministry of State-Owned Enterprises in forming the Coffee and Cocoa Nusantara Project Management Office (PMO). This was conveyed by Gibran during a visit to the Ijen Kalisat Coffee Plantation area in Bondowoso, East Java, on Tuesday (24/6/2025). Gibran stated that the government is committed to increasing the productivity of the domestic agricultural and plantation sectors, while also promoting the welfare of farmers, especially coffee farmers. "Indonesia is the fourth largest coffee producer in the world, including from East Java. It's extraordinary. Therefore, coffee quality must be maintained and quantity must be sufficient. We must follow international standards for coffee branding and bring honor to Indonesia," said Gibran in a written statement in Jakarta on Wednesday (25/6/2025). The government, Gibran continued, wants to ensure that smallholder farmers are involved in a fair and beneficial value chain. ...

Coffee prices today, June 25, 2025, dropped by over 4% globally. Domestic coffee prices plummeted by 3,500 dong, trading around 94,000 - 94,500 dong/kg.