Myanmar plans to cultivate up to 100,000 acres of coffee crops across the country within one to two years.
The initiative aims to increase the production of agricultural products for export and ensure benefits for farmers.
So far, about 63,226 acres of coffee crops have been planted across the country.
Currently, two types of coffee are being grown in Myanmar, Arabica coffee and Robusta coffee.
Myanmar plans to cultivate up to 100,000 acres of coffee crops
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