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et coffee and tea remain among the most significant foreign exchange earners for African economies, accounting for over 50–60% of GDP in many countries. “We’ve discussed issues like certification, which impose strict standards before products can be exported. These are mostly consumer-driven requirements from the West, and they add costs that reduce profitability for farmers,” Rebero said in an interview with The New Times at the Coffee and Tea Expo in Kigali on Monday, July 7.ALSO READ: Rwanda showcases its coffee to buyers in America Compliance with EU market standards