TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Jakarta has been chosen to host the World of Coffee (WoC), held at the Jakarta International Convention Center (JICC) on May 15-17, 2025. The Specialty Coffee Association (SCA), the Coffee Association of Indonesia (SCAI), and Exporum Inc. will collaborate to ensure the success of this event.
This year marks the first time WoC is held in Indonesia and the second time in Asia. Last year, WoC was held in Busan, South Korea. The selection of Indonesia as the host of this exhibition is related to Indonesia's position as the fourth largest coffee producer in the world, and for the first time, WoC is being held in a country that plays a significant role as a producer. Undoubtedly, this will provide a new experience in this prestigious exhibition.
Quoting from the official website of World of Coffee Jakarta, Daryanto Witarsa, Chairman of SCAI, stated that World of Coffee Jakarta 2025 reflects unity and innovation, showcasing the richness of traditional and the commitment to the excellence of Indonesian coffee. "As the first organization in Southeast Asia, this exhibition marks an important moment in the global coffee world, where tradition harmoniously blends with modernity, and enthusiasm drives progress," he said.
Showcasing Coffee from Various Regions in Indonesia
Various types of Indonesian coffee from different regions will be featured, such as from Sumatra, Java, Sulawesi, and other areas. The main highlights of this event are the Farmers Village and Nusantara Pavilion. The Farmers Village will be a special place to present coffee from local farmers, expected to reach 35-40 local farmers. Meanwhile, the Nusantara Pavilion will provide a platform for regional governments to introduce the taste of coffee from their respective regions.
In addition, there will be a Trade Exhibition featuring more than 300 participants from 5 countries, including coffee farmers, roasters, baristas, exporters, importers, and coffee equipment manufacturers. There will also be an educational program located in the SCA Lecture Series area, the Cupping Room, and the Brew Bars. For VIP guests and international participants, there will be activities to explore coffee plantations.
The World Brewers Cup Championship will be held at World of Coffee Jakarta 2025. Around 50 countries will participate in this global coffee brewing competition.
This exhibition has been running and open to the public since 1991. Tickets can be purchased at the venue, priced at US$15-30 or Rp250,000 to Rp500,000 per person. World of Coffee is expected to attract more than 30,000 visitors from both domestic and international regions.
Muhammad Rifan Prianto contributed to this article
Editor's Choice: Uniqlo Fitfest 2025 Sets Sights on 15,000 Visitors
Click here to get the latest news updates from Tempo on Google News
FIFA Punishes PSSI for Incident in Indonesia vs Bahrain 2026 World Cup Qualifying Match
1 jam lalu
In addition to being fined, PSSI was ordered to reduce the number of spectators in the Indonesia vs China national team match in the home game of the 2026 World Cup Qualifiers.
BRIN: Kosmos 482 Spacecraft Module Crashes into Pacific Ocean at Midnight
5 jam lalu
Indonesian regions are deemed safe from the potential fall of the Kosmos 482 spacecraft module with a highly durable titanium heat shield.
Indonesia's CPO Prices at Risk Amid Ongoing India-Pakistan War
5 jam lalu
Chair of the Indonesian Palm Oil Entrepreneurs Association (Gapki) assures that the ongoing conflict between India and Pakistan has yet to impact crude palm oil (CPO) prices.
May 1998: Dark Days in Indonesian History
6 jam lalu
The article describes the tragic events that took place in Indonesia in May 1998, including riots and human rights violations.
Empowering Youth: Indonesia's School to Work Transition Strategy Against Unemployment
6 jam lalu
Get to know the School to Work Transition program that will be launched by the Ministry of Manpower to reduce the unemployment rate among young people, especially vocational high school graduates.
U.S. Issues Travel Warning for Indonesia; Papua on 'Do Not Travel' List
17 jam lalu
Despite being a favorite among American travelers, Indonesia is now considered unsafe, especially Papua. The U.S. issued travel warning for Indonesia.
LPEI Suggests Exporters Engage Indonesian Diaspora in Australia
18 jam lalu
LPEI suggests that export-oriented businesses engage the Indonesian diaspora in Australia, as they have a better understanding of the market.
May Day Protesters Reportedly Faced Harassment by Police
1 hari lalu
A female participant in the May Day rally was reportedly harassed by police officers.
Indonesia Nominates Two Legal Experts for Key Roles in ILC and ITLOS
1 hari lalu
Indonesia has officially nominated two prominent legal experts for key positions in international legal organizations.
Jakarta Police Name 13 Labor Day Protesters as Suspects
1 hari lalu
Jakarta Metro Jaya Regional Police officially designated 13 participants of the International Labor Day demonstration as suspects on Thursday, May 8.
