In Indonesia, the Asian palm civet, which raids commercial fruit farms, is often seen as a pest, so the growth in the kopi luwak industry encouraged local people to protect civets for their ...

Consequently, numerous small kopi luwak plantations with captive civets have cropped up in Indonesia and southeast Asia in the last few years to attract tourists. Caged civets on these plantations ...

Kopi luwak is made from coffee beans excreted by Indonesian palm civets - small, mongoose-like creatures. But undercover reporters in Indonesia witnessed civets held in battery-cage conditions to ...

Kopi luwak, known as one of the world's most expensive and exclusive coffees, is a symbol of luxury among coffee enthusiasts.

Kopi luwak, as the BBC TV report to be broadcast ... Wild luwaks - the trapping of which is supposed to be strictly controlled in Indonesia - are caught by poachers, caged and force-fed coffee ...

In Indonesia, where the coffee has a long history ... created in 2009 to handle the rising demand for civet coffee, or kopi luwak, as it is called in Indonesian, said most civet producers were ...

Discover its origins here! Kopi Luwak originates from the islands of Sumatra, Bali and Java in Indonesia. The production process is quite peculiar: The civet's diet: The civet, a cat-like mammal ...

Kopi Luwak is not a variety of coffee beans, but it is an unusual way for processing the coffee beans. Did you know that sometimes the price of the 'farmed’ beans go up to USD 100 per kilogram?