According to a report in the Business Mirror on February 4, the output of Robusta coffee in the Philippines in 2014 was 7.56t, down 4.06% from the same period last year, and the export of 12000 bags (60kg / bag) doubled from the same period last year. Robusta coffee has high yield, strong resistance to insects and diseases, and is widely planted in the Philippines, accounting for more than 70% of the total output of the Philippines. Located in the tropics, the soil of the Philippines is volcanic, and it has innate advantages for growing and growing high-quality coffee. There are four types of coffee grown, namely, Robsta, Arabica, Exeza and Liberika. The main export countries are South Korea, China, Thailand, the United States and the Netherlands.
