Indonesian coffee exports and its relation to global market integration

Fitriani, Fitriani; Arifin, Bustanul; Ismono, Hanung

doi:10.31328/jsed.v4i1.2115

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“…One of the raw materials for making biodiesel in Indonesia is coffee beans [33]. Indonesia is the fourth largest coffee producing country, after Brazil, Vietnam, and Columbia [34]. However, since coffee is a popular beverage commodity with high economic value, the coffee beans selected as raw material for biodiesel are the defective product.…”

Section: Coffee and Biodieselmentioning

confidence: 99%

Experimental study on fuel consumption and smoke opacity of defective coffee-bean-based biodiesel fuel engines

Lapisa,

Jayantoni,

Yuvenda

et al. 2023

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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This experimental study aims to analyse the performance of sorted coffee beans-based biodiesel. This study is carried out in three main stages; (a) the preparation process of coffee beans raw material, (b) the biodiesel formation process, and (c) biodiesel performance analysis. In manufacturing process, the coffee bean powder is added with two chemical treatments sequentially; extraction-distillation and esterification/transesterification. Parameters of analysis in this study are the characteristics of the biodiesel and the performance of the biodiesel-diesel mixture in terms of fuel consumption efficiency and engine smoke opacity. Measurements of Engine Running Time (ERT) and smoke opacity were carried out on a single-piston diesel engine. There were five biodiesel-diesel mixture specimens; B0, B5, B10, B15, and B20 (20% biodiesel fraction). The experimental results show that mixing biodiesel with diesel fuel provides two main advantages; extending engine running time which means fuel consumption efficiency, and lowering the smoke opacity level. Therefore, it is more environmentally friendly. The efficiency of fuel consumption and smoke opacity depends on the biodiesel fraction in the fuel mixture. The results and methodology of this research are expected to be an additional reference in the development of biodiesel as an alternative fuel.

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Section: Coffee and Biodieselmentioning

confidence: 99%

Experimental study on fuel consumption and smoke opacity of defective coffee-bean-based biodiesel fuel engines

Lapisa,

Jayantoni,

Yuvenda

et al. 2023

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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“…Leading plantation products are being exported at a high rate, and the number of destinations is expanding. Global pricing changes have a significant impact on the Indonesian market [9]. Indonesian coconut has a very significant comparative advantage, especially given the popularity of its raw coconut [10].…”

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Distribution of a local variety of national leading commodities

Tan¹,

Hastuti²,

Indrawanto³

et al. 2023

E3S Web of Conf.

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While wild relatives and introduced varieties can be employed as parents for pest and disease resistance, local variations play a significant role as adaptive parents in site-specific conditions. Local variations continue to disappear as a result of population growth encouraging the transfer of productive agricultural land to marginal land. Thus, the goal of this article is to create a distribution map of the local variants of superior goods that have spread across Indonesia and have become of national superiority. Using the field observation method to several chosen regions for local variety identification the observation site is an agro-ecological region where locals have long produced and grown many plant kinds. Each person in charge of a province's genetic resources receives a form as part of the data collection technique, which is then used to tabulate the results after conducting a qualitative analysis. The study's findings demonstrate that potential local products with the potential to become superior national products are widely distributed throughout Indonesian provinces and have characteristics that allow them to thrive in a range of topographic conditions, from highlands to lowlands, making it possible for them to be developed throughout Indonesia.

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“…Coffee is one of the worthy international trade commodities across countries (Fitriani et al, 2021;Rosiana et al, 2017). Commercial coffee trade involves many countries as producers, industries, global chains, and consumers (Fitriani et al, 2021). Indonesia is the third producer of coffee (Coffea sp) in the world after Brazil and Vietnam, where Indonesia supplies about 78% of the world's coffee.…”

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Defect Analysis and Development Strategy for Robusta Coffee of Tanahwulan Village, Indonesia

Savitri

Setiyono

Novijanto

et al. 2022

JLL

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Coffee is one of the worthy international trade commodities across countries. Coffee quality is strongly influenced by the behavior of farmers from cultivation, harvesting to processing results. The coffee commodity of Tanahwulan village has a unique character so that it has the potential to be developed further. This study aims to examine the defect of Robusta coffee in Tanahwulan village and its development strategy in the future. For this purpose, the defect analysis based of Indonesian National Standard was used to determine the quality of coffee. The SWOT analysis was also used to identify the development strategy of Tanahwulan village robusta coffee. The results showed that the value of coffee quality defects was at the level of random quality. The types of defects in coffee beans were black bean, partially black bean, broken black bean, brown bean, big size outer skin, medium size outer skin, parchment bean, big size parchment, medium size parchment, small size parchment, broken bean, immature bean , bean with one hole, bean with more than one hole, large sized twigs, dirt or stones and medium sized twigs, dirt or stones. The water content and antioxidant activity were 11% and 82.87%, respectively. The taste of brewed coffee has a final value of 75.5 with notes including chocolaty, spicy, dirty, and dark roast. Based on SWOT Analysis, to improve the Quality of Tanahwulan village robusta coffee, it is necessary to apply aggressive strategy or SO strategy. Therefore, this commodity could empower the opportunities to exist.

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Indonesian coffee exports and its relation to global market integration

Cited by 21 publications

References 20 publications

Experimental study on fuel consumption and smoke opacity of defective coffee-bean-based biodiesel fuel engines

Experimental study on fuel consumption and smoke opacity of defective coffee-bean-based biodiesel fuel engines

Distribution of a local variety of national leading commodities

Defect Analysis and Development Strategy for Robusta Coffee of Tanahwulan Village, Indonesia

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