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Australian coffee growers get innovative to encourage consumers to drink local

Australia is known as a nation of coffee obsessives, but few have tried a local cup.
Key points:
- Less than 1 per cent of coffee consumed in Australia comes from local beans
- Coffee growers are thinking outside the box to compete with overseas suppliers
- Some in the industry believe not enough Australians know about the local market
Enter any cafe and you’ll likely find a selection of beans from Papua New Guinea, Brazil and Colombia, the biggest suppliers of the market.
Less than 1 per cent of coffee consumed in Australia comes from Australian beans.
But a small but innovative group of growers is looking to change that, overcoming the hurdles of labour costs, market share and cultural cringe.
Brewing new ideas
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