TEN Filipino coffee farmers have recently received training grants to expand their knowledge and skills on coffee farming and processing, boost their productivity and help arrest the declining supply of locally grown coffee in the Philippines.
TEN Filipino coffee farmers have recently received training grants to expand their knowledge and skills on coffee farming and processing, boost their productivity and help arrest the declining supply of locally grown coffee in the Philippines.
This training aims to contribute to the local governments program in improving productivity, product quality and profitability of the country’s coffee farms through a competitive and sustainable value chain from farming to manufacturing, said Philippine Coffee Board Inc. (PCBI) president Chit Juan.
The Philippine-Indonesia Partnership: Coffee Farmers Training Grant, a joint project of the Philippine Department of Agriculture (DA), the PCBI, Indonesian food and beverage manufacturer PT Mayora Indah Tbk and the Embassy of Indonesia in the Philippines, will provide advanced trainings in the Philippines as well as Indonesia, the fourth largest coffee producer in the world.
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