Ethiopia’s coffee sector faces $453m risk under EU deforestation rules
According to Capital Ethiopia, Ethiopia could lose up to $453 million in coffee export revenue as strict European Union (EU) environmental rules threaten shipments failing to meet traceability, geolocation, and legal compliance standards, according to a new study by ODI Global. The report, titled The Case of EUDR in Ethiopia: How to Secure Climate, Trade and Development Goals, and Overcome Risks of Market Exclusion, warns that the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) poses severe risks to Ethiopia’s coffee sector, with far-reaching consequences for rural livelihoods, foreign exchange earnings, and overall economic stability.
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Ethiopia could lose up to $453 million in coffee export revenue as strict European Union (EU) environmental rules threaten shipments failing to meet traceability, geolocation, and legal compliance standards, according to a new study by ODI Global. The report, titled The Case of EUDR in Ethiopia: How to Secure Climate, Trade and Development Goals, and Overcome Risks of Market Exclusion, warns that the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) poses severe risks to Ethiopia’s coffee sector, with far-reaching consequences for rural livelihoods, foreign exchange…
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