Century-old value of Central Highlands coffee
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The 6th Buon Ma Thuot coffee festival is held to mark the 100th year Robusta coffee trees have been planted in DakLak plateau. |
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Robusta coffee trees were planted here for the first time by the French about a century ago. |
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CADA Coffee farm was owned by the French company, Compagnie Agricole D'asie. Pictured is the headquarters of CADA built a century ago. |
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CADA headquarters was recognized as the national historical relics in 1999. |
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Phuoc An Coffee Company now owns CADA farm. |
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French employers set up many coffee farms. By 1975, total areas under coffee in the Central Highlands reached 10,000ha. |
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Currently, the Central Highlands has around 470,000ha of coffee tree, accounting for more than 90% of the country’s total areas and 95% of total coffee output. |
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Coffee planting has enriched many families in the Central Highlands. |
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First Robusta coffee trees were planted by the French CADA company in 1916-1917. |
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Coffee trees are blossoming across the region this time of the year. |
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