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Jakarta Becomes Global Coffee Hub as World of Coffee Asia Kicks Off

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The highly anticipated second edition of World of Coffee Asia officially commenced on Thursday, 15 May 2025, at the Jakarta International Convention Centre (JICC).

The event, known as World of Coffee Jakarta 2025, marks the first time the prestigious global coffee exhibition is being held in a coffee-producing country.

Visitors showed strong enthusiasm from early morning, forming long queues at the ticket booths from as early as 09:00.

The three-day exhibition, taking place from 15 to 17 May, brings together over 400 coffee brands and industry professionals from across the globe, including farmers, baristas, entrepreneurs, and coffee enthusiasts.

In his opening remarks, Coordinating Minister for Food Affairs, Zulkifli Hasan, underscored the government’s ongoing commitment to strengthening coffee production.

“Indonesia ranks fourth among the world’s largest coffee producers,” said Zulkifli Hasan, popularly known as Zulhas, during the opening ceremony. He further expressed hopes that Indonesia could eventually surpass Vietnam, which currently holds second place globally.

A Global Collaboration in the Heart of Southeast Asia

Hosting the event for the first time, Indonesia has been lauded as a fitting location given its dual role as both a leading coffee producer and a major consumer market in Asia.

“Indonesia’s position as one of the most significant consumer markets in Asia, as well as a leading coffee producer, makes it an ideal location for this global event,” said Yannis Apostolopoulos, Chief Executive Officer of the Specialty Coffee Association (SCA), during the Grand Opening on Thursday, 15 May, as reported by Liputan6.

“With Indonesia’s important role in the global coffee supply chain, this event is a catalyst for collaboration and knowledge exchange among industry players,” he added.

In partnership with Exporum and the Speciality Coffee Association of Indonesia, the organisers aim to deliver an exceptional experience, celebrating Indonesia’s coffee heritage while paving the way for a more sustainable and prosperous global coffee industry.

The event includes various educational and interactive programmes such as the World Coffee Championship: World Brewers Cup, Roaster Village, Cupping Rooms, and Brew Bars, further enhancing the learning experience for attendees.

Ticket Information World of Coffee Asia

Tickets for World of Coffee Jakarta 2025 are available both online via the official Dyandra Ticketing website (https://os.dyandratiket.com/) and on-site at the JICC. Visitors can opt for single-day access or full three-day passes:

  • One-day pass (valid for any single date): Rp 250,000
  • Three-day full access pass: Rp 500,000

Payments can be made using QRIS or virtual accounts. Due to high demand, visitors are encouraged to arrive early if purchasing tickets on-site, as queues form early in the morning near the left side of the main entrance.

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