Selasa 27 Mar 2018 20:05 WIB

Aher sees Sweden as potential market for West Java coffee

Aher invites Swedish coffee lovers to see coffee plantations in West Java.

Red: Reiny Dwinanda
Worker selecting Arabica green bean coffee at the Brotherhood of Gunung Puntang Indonesia (PGPI) basecamp of Kopi Sunda Hejo (Sundanese green been coffee).Gunung Puntang, Bandung, West Java.
Foto: M Agung Rajasa/Antara
Worker selecting Arabica green bean coffee at the Brotherhood of Gunung Puntang Indonesia (PGPI) basecamp of Kopi Sunda Hejo (Sundanese green been coffee).Gunung Puntang, Bandung, West Java.

REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, BANDUNG -- West Java Governor Ahmad Heryawan opined that Sweden is one of the potential markets for West Java coffee. Moreover, most people in the country are coffee aficionados.

"The Color of Indonesia, to be held on May 14, 2018, in Stockholm, Sweden, by the Indonesian Embassy in Stockholm is a great opportunity to market West Java's coffee to Swedes," the governor noted in a press release received by Antara here on Tuesday.

The governor, who is on a visit to Sweden, remarked that Swedes are coffee aficionados, as they could consume eight to ten cups of coffee per day.

The West Java provincial government has welcomed the Color of Indonesia, as the event is an opportunity to build cooperation between West Java and the Skane Region.