Nestlé boosts coffee farmers' incomes in the Philippines

Nestlé has increased its buying of robusta coffee beans in the Philippines by 27% year-on-year as part of efforts to support farmers.

The company said crop yields in country have been higher than originally expected and farmer’s incomes have risen as a result, which it attributed to its Nescafe Plan

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