At a Glance (China Coffee Network): The 10th China–South Asia Expo, held June 11–16 in Kunming, turned its Coffee Industry Hall into the fair’s most aromatic stop, where Yunnan’s coffee regions—Pu’er, Baoshan, Lincang, Nujiang, and Dehong—gathered to showcase their beans to the world through coffee.
The 10th China–South Asia Expo was held June 11–16 in Kunming, Yunnan. Among the many pavilions, the Coffee Industry Hall was undoubtedly the most “aromatic.” In the fragrance-filled hall, estates and enterprises from Yunnan’s major coffee regions—Pu’er, Baoshan, Lincang, Nujiang, and Dehong—all brought beans of distinctive flavors, meeting friends through coffee and showcasing Yunnan coffee’s charm to Chinese and foreign merchants and visitors. Some exhibitors also combined coffee with Yunnan specialties, launching products like “flower coffee,” “herbal coffee,” and “fruit-flavored coffee”; some even blended ethnic-minority elements into product packaging design, attracting more attention and tasting with their unique creativity.
Yunnan has grown coffee for over 130 years. In 2025, the province’s coffee planting area reached 1.463 million mu, with green-bean output of 138,900 tons. More than 98% of China’s coffee comes from colorful Yunnan. (By Nian Xinhong, Zhao Pufan)
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