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Brazil: Nestlé experiments with "resilient" coffee

Arabica variety Star 4 offers higher yields and is resistant to climate change /Video

As global demand for coffee continues to increase, recent climate change models suggest that land suitable for growing Arabica coffee could decline by more than 50% by 2050. To mitigate the impact of these changes on the coffee supply chain and to To ensure that sustainably grown coffee is available for future generations, Nestlé is leveraging its expertise in agricultural science. Using traditional...

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