Yunnan using bean to perk coffee sales


Farmers rake raw coffee beans left to dry at a plantation in southern Yunnan province. - File pic)

BEIJING: With short supply and rising prices of coffee beans worldwide, south-west China’s Yunnan province has jumped on opportunities to grow its business globally and expand exports.

The Covid-19 pandemic has largely hampered timely transportation of coffee beans.

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