Jakarta, July 24 -- Indonesia's Ministry of Trade informed that 87 international business players have expressed their interest in exploring further collaboration on Indonesian coffee products, with potential transactions reaching US$10.8 million at the 2026 World of Coffee (WOC) Brussels on last June.

The Ministry's Director General of National Export Development, Fajarini Puntodewi, stated the exhibition as an important step in optimising the potential coffee market in Europe.

"The exhibition is an excellent opportunity to promote Indonesian coffee. Coffee is Indonesia's largest export commodity to Belgium. Moreover, Belgium also serves as a distribution hub for the European market," Puntodewi said in a statement received here on Frid...