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L’industrie Du Café en Éthiopie Pourrait Être Coulée Par Les Normes De l’UE Sur La Déforestation
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The entry into force of the European regulation against deforestation could eliminate the opportunities for small Ethiopian coffee producers, many of whom would be unable to provide the required geolocation and traceability data, despite the efforts of the Ethiopian coffee and tea authority. A London think tank figures the shortfall to earn 400 million euros per year.
New EU rules threaten Ethiopia's coffee sector
The EU goal of reducing global deforestation could have damaging consequences for Ethiopia’s coffee sector and wider economy, a think tank said. Some 15 million people in the country widely considered to be the birthplace of coffee are involved in the industry, which sends 30% of its output to the…
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