Coffee agroforestry promises a path to EUDR compliance, but challenges remain

Mongabay
Dec 26, 2024, 7:00 am487 ptsHotTop
Over the last two decades, about 130,000 hectares, or 3,210,000 acres, of forest have been lost annually for coffee cultivation. Pressure on areas suitable for coffee growing, usually forest-rich habitats, is estimated to increase, as coffee production is expected to triple by 2050 to meet growing demand. Part…

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Coffee agroforestry promises a path to EUDR compliance, but challenges remain

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