Author : M Gopinath 1
Date of Publication :16th October 2019
Abstract: Coffee plays vital role in India, a normal consumption of coffee, which means that three to five cups/day, is connected with a range of physiological belongings and can be fit inside healthy, impartial diet and dynamic way of life. Coffee production is conquered in the South Indian states, in Karnataka with 71%, subsequently Kerala with 21% and Tamil Nadu with 5% of on the whole production with 8,200 tonnes. Our Indian coffee is especially for the hand-picked coffee grown-up in the dark sooner than direct sunlight everywhere in this world. In India around 250,000 coffee growers are working around the country. Moreover 98% of people are small coffee producers.
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