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Rebecca Zentveld holding coffee beans in her hands.

"If we got hit with a bigger demand all of a sudden, the industry wouldn't be able to handle it, currently,"
he said.

A woman in a cap stands smiling behind a coffee machine.

"It'd probably be three years before they get a decent crop,"
she said.

 A woman smiles in from of red coffee berries on a plant.

"We see a lot of potential for Australian coffee to cushion the market to some degree, so we're not so dependent on the importing of coffee from other regions,"
she said.

The view of the coffee plantation from a harvester.

A woman in a blue dress stands smiling amidst rows of coffee trees.

"More than other coffees of the world, ours is known as generally a sweeter coffee than most."

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